For the first time in Jerusalem: an Assyrian inscription from the First Temple period was discovered
The discovery strengthens our understanding of the depth of the Assyrian presence in Jerusalem, and the extent of its influence on and involvement in the conduct of the affairs of the Judean kingdom.
Evangelicals Unite in Israel: The Largest Global Christian Gathering for Jerusalem’s Peace
This past weekend, believers from around the world united in one of the most significant moments of prayer in modern history: the 21st Annual Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem (DPPJ).
Breakthrough Tech: Cosmic Rays Reveal Hidden Chambers Beneath Ancient Jerusalem
Israeli researchers have achieved a remarkable breakthrough in archaeology, utilizing cosmic rays to detect hidden chambers beneath Jerusalem without disturbing the ground.
Rabbi Berel Wein: Recalling his Zionist opposition to the two-state nightmare
The more I read and study Jewish history, the clearer it becomes that there is an Author and Planner, Who guides [the People of] Israel to its destiny.” — Rabbi Berel Wein
Escalation in Israel and Gaza: Jerusalem Attack, Hamas Preparations, and Historic Foreign Ministry Gathering
Tensions in Israel and Gaza are rising as Hamas claims responsibility for a Jerusalem shooting that killed six civilians and orders fighters to prepare for a prolonged battle. Meanwhile, Israel’s Foreign Ministry held its first staff gathering beyond pre-1967 lines in Mishor Adumim.
Six killed in terror shooting attack in Jerusalem
A deadly terrorist shooting rocked the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramot today, Monday morning, leaving five people dead and at least a dozen others injured.
Israel at war: tragedy in Gaza, prayers for hostages in Jerusalem, and strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon
Israel acknowledged civilian casualties in a Gaza hospital strike and promised a full investigation while stressing its fight against Hamas. In Jerusalem, thousands prayed for hostages at the Western Wall as the IDF carried out strikes on Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
Rare Hellenistic Weight Inscribed with Name of Official Seized in Jerusalem
A rare lead weight dating back more than two millennia has been seized in Jerusalem by the Theft Prevention Unit of the Israel Antiquities Authority. The artifact, offers a rare glimpse into the administration and commerce of the ancient Land of Israel.
From Solomon’s Temple to 1967: The Soil That Holds Our History
If you love Israel—if you feel the pull of Jerusalem in your soul—then the Temple Mount is part of your heritage. It is the physical center of God’s promises and the future hope of our people.
Temple Mount and Great Synagogue Desecrated with Anti-War Graffiti
“A holy place is not a place for protests, regardless of their nature, especially at the holiest site for the entire Jewish people,” Rabinovitch said.