Israel Razed the Last Orchard in Silwan in Search of Siloam

For Over Four Months, the Israeli Antiquities Authority and the Settler NGO Elad Excavated in East Jerusalem in an Effort to Find the Most Ancient and Significant Pool in Jerusalem's History. It Is Possible That the Lack of Findings Will Require to Redraw Maps of Ancient Jerusalem

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