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Never before have two synagogues been found in the ancient towns of the Galilee dating to the Second Temple era. The new discovery seems to have served the Magdala industrial zone
With discourse echoing those of previous pandemic waves, Bennett, health minister express concerns over impact of new variant, along with country's low vaccine rate
Excavation of synagogue in Migdal casts new light on Jewish communal life in the area where the New Testament claims Jesus performed his miracles, marks first time two houses of prayers were discovered in the same settlement
Excavation of synagogue in Migdal casts new light on Jewish communal life in the area where the New Testament claims Jesus performed his miracles, marks first time two houses of prayers were discovered in the same settlement
Offerings at Sea When hundreds of Phoenician ceramic figurines and vessels were first recovered from the seafloor off northern Israel almost 50 years ago, archaeologists interpreted the artifacts as cargo from a fifth-century B.C. shipwreck. Now, University of Haifa archaeologists Meir Edrey, Adi Erlich, and Assaf Yasur-Landau have reassessed the artifacts and determined that they were deliberately cast into the water, likely as part of a ritual that was repeated from the seventh through third centuries B.C. Unlike other Phoenician caches of ritual statuettes, Edrey explains, all th...