Tag: archaeological site

"Joshua's Altar is a site with historical significance, one of the sole remains dating all the way back to the period when the Children of Israel first settled the Land," said Samaria Regional Council Chairman Yossi Dagan.

The tablet depicts the scene of a man leading a captive. This is an important person, wearing a skirt, holding a captive man whose hands are tied behind his back.

He did it, he said, in light of the coronavirus crisis, and his feeling that “the end of the world is nigh.”

The PA also broke a wall and blocked the water reservoirs at the ancient Jewish site of Tel Aruma.

"There is no doubt that this site dramatically changes what we know about the character of the period and the beginning of urbanization in Israel."

Regavim: "This is a National Park, which was created for the protection of this sacred area. The work must be halted immediately."

It appears that Amnesty International is now dedicated to an all out campaign against Israel, fueled by unabashed anti-Semitism.

Researchers prove existence of stone age mask production center in southern Mt. Hebron

"This study of 22 individuals is one of the largest ancient DNA studies carried out from a single archaeological site, and by far the largest ever reported in the Near East."

The fight against the demolition of Arab homes in Susya is one of the symbols of the PA struggle against Israel's authority over Judea and Samaria.

Eroding the Jewish heritage of Solomon's pools much like the Arabs have neglected and permitted the erosion of the pools and their distribution system since the pools were handed over to them by the Oslo Accords, is a slap in the face of the Jewish nation.

'The rings, bracelets and earrings – some of which are made of bronze and silver – appear to have been accidentally dropped during cooking in the kitchen of an ancient tower.'

A rare and impressive array of ritual baths and underground systems used by rebels during the Bar Kokhba Revolt.

Archaeologists are saying this phenomenon has been repeated recently because of an urban (tent compound?) myth.

Arab terrorists were out on the roads in force, attacking Israeli drivers in Judea and Samaria.

Regavim said in a statement that the action sent "a clear message that if you are about to break the law, you will be stopped."

As the US and EU double down on Israel, the state says it can take down 30 illegal shacks in Arab Susiya, but won't decide yet.

Vandalizing a archeological site is a serious criminal offense.