Researchers created an accurate 3D digital model and calculated how long it took to construct the entire system, which included eight camps and a stone wall surrounding most of the site.

Israel is full of exciting activities for summer. Which sites are on your list?

Think you know all about Masada? Think again.

Israeli scientists are growing dates from ancient seeds, seeking breakthroughs in medicine and discoveries related to seed preservation.

Can't get to Masada? Buckle up for an incredible virtual tour of this ancient wonder from high in the sky!

For the first time in perhaps a millennia, a scribe is sitting atop the ancient fortress of Masada, writing a Torah scroll.

Ein Bokek at the Dead Sea attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists a year.

Israel advocate Ezri Tubi takes viewers on a tour of the Jewish state like you've never experienced before.

This spectacular video of the Dead Sea will make you want to visit as soon as possible!

Masada is considered one of the “must-see” sites in Israel. Why?

The seeds, found in a cave at Masada on the shores of Israel's Dead Sea, can serve as an ancient time capsule to reveal what people ate thousands of years ago.

This video features a breathtaking aerial view of Masada, showcasing the remains of the ancient past. Two-thousand years later, the site remains as relevant as ever to the Jewish people.

Less known than Masada but with a similar story, the ancient Jewish city of Gamla, located in the Golan, was one of the first communities to fall to the Romans.

In this stunning video, filmmaker Amir Aloni takes us out to explore the ancient Biblical lands of Gemorrah, Masada and Mount Sodom.

The Beit Guvrin cave network and archaeological site in the Judean Lowlands is eighth on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Good News Israel presents the opera at Masada; bringing shakshuka to Manhattan streets, and much more.

Each year, millions of people flock to Israel for rest, recreation, spirituality and pilgrimage. See what the Holy Land has to offer to tourists and residents alike.

This ancient city is known as 'the Masada of the North' and is remembered for the catastrophic defeat suffered by Jewish rebels against the Romans.

We decided to run a photo contest and asked our Facebook fans to send us their best photos of Israel. Here are our top three.