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We always read Parashat Devarim on the Shabbos preceding Tishah B’Av. This is obviously fitting as the parashah begins by discussing the apparently imminent entry of the Jewish people into Eretz Yisrael and how that was subsequently suspended by the sin of the spies, an event that occurred on Tishah B’Av and is the template […]

“This plan will encourage tourism, education and [the presentation of] information for these important sites that tell the story of our people in Judea and Samaria,” the prime minister said.

Animation lovers unite at Tel Aviv Cinematheque in August for annual five-day event

A hilltop network of ancient mikvaos is unearthed in Ramat Beit Shemesh

Israels weaponisation of museums to erase Palestinian existence has been highlighted in a recent article for Al Jazeera by Associate Professor Somdeep Sen, author of Decolonising Palestine: H...

Augmented reality technology recognizes what is being viewed through one's smartphone camera and overlays it with corresponding virtual information to provide an experience of the Western Wall site as it was during ancient times.

Throughout history, humans have been frying just about everything. Check out our list of 14 fritters from around the world that you need to order.

Government budgets 120 million shekels to protect ancient heritage from Palestinian destruction.The post Israel to protect archaeological sites in biblical heartland appeared first on JNS.org.

The Ancient Shiloh heritage site will soon host a Red Heifer research center.

Although much ink, paper, and film has been used up in covering this series of consistently unsuccessful efforts, the peace process still spends long periods below the political horizon.