A long section of the ancient Upper Aqueduct was revealed in Israel Antiquities Authority archaeological excavations carried out prior to the expansion of the Giv‘at Hamatos neighborhood in Jerusalem.
During the first days of Sukkot, around 200,000 people visited the Western Wall. This morning, over 50,000 people participated in the Birkat Kohanim.
The US on Wednesday officially announced that Israel has been accepted to its Visa Waiver Program and Israeli citizens will now be able to enjoy the benefits of the program.
The US government is expected to announce this week that the State of Israel is joining the US Visa Waiver Program.
Sensation in the Judean Desert: a cache of four 1,900-year-old, excellently preserved Roman swords and a shafted weapon were discovered in a crevice in a cave in the ‘En Gedi Nature Reserve.
One man was seriously wounded and another lightly wounded when they were stabbed with a butcher’s knife near the Jaffa Gate outside the Old City of Jerusalem Wednesday afternoon.
An IDF soldier is dead, and several others are injured after a ramming attack at a checkpoint near Modi’in.
What was the function of the Channel Installation discovered in the City of David National Park and dating to the days of Kings Joash and Amaziah?
An Israeli, about 22 years old, was moderately wounded Wednesday evening in a stabbing attack at the Shivtei Yisrael light-rail stop in Jerusalem. The 14-year-old terrorist was eliminated by a Border Police officer at the light-rail stop.
As the holidays of Tishrei approach and hundreds of thousands of worshippers gather at the Western Wall Plaza during this period, this morning a routine examination of the integrity of the Western Wall stones commenced.
When residents of the picturesque Ein Kerem neighborhood in Jerusalem decided to renovate their living room, they had no idea what was hidden beneath the floor.
Batsheva Nigri, a resident of the community of Beit Hagai in the Mount Hebron area, has been identified as the woman who was murdered in a terrorist shooting attack near Hebron this morning.
An ancient 5,500-year-old gate—the earliest known in the Land of Israel—was discovered recently at Tell Erani, near the Kiryat Gat Industrial Zone.
A luxurious artifact carved out ivory dating from the time of the Kingdom of Judah period (9th–8th centuries BCE) was uncovered in the course of sifting earth from an archaeological excavation carried out in 2007 in the City of David National Park in Jerusalem.
The rare silver half-shekel from the time of the First Jewish Revolt against the Romans over 2000 years ago, was discovered in the Judean Desert in the Ein Gedi nature reserve.
DF soldier David Yehuda Yitzhak from Beit El, a member of the Egoz Unit, was killed during operational activity in Jenin on Tuesday.
Random graffiti or encoded messages? The mystery of the ancient messages on the plastered walls of the Second-Temple Period Ritual Bath (Miqveh).
