Fox News By Andrea Margolis September 14, 2025 Archaeologists have discovered an ancient dam in Jerusalem’s City of David, not far from the body of water where Jesus famously healed a blind man. Officials noted in an Aug. 30 release that the wall was recently found during excavations near the Pool of Siloam within the Jerusalem Walls National Park. The Pool of Siloam, rediscovered…
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Daily Mail By Stacy Liberatore 1 August 2025 Archaeologists have uncovered ruins in Israel they believe once housed the Ark of the Covenant, a sacred, gold-covered chest described in the Bible. According to scripture, Moses placed the Ten Commandments inside the Ark, which was kept in the Tabernacle, a sanctuary built shortly after the Israelites’ Exodus from Egypt, traditionally dated by some scholars…
Israel365News by Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz July 28, 2025 In a remarkable archaeological breakthrough that bridges millennia of human technological achievement, researchers from the Israel Antiquities Authority have uncovered the first-ever flint blade manufacturing workshop discovered in southern Israel. The 5,500-year-old site, excavated near Kiryat Gat in preparation for the new Carmei Gat neighborhood, represents a pivotal moment in understanding the sophisticated technological…
ISRAEL 365 NEWS By Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz March 12, 2025 Archeologists announced that they had discovered evidence of the biblical story of the death of Josiah, the last great king of Judah, at the hands of the Egyptian Pharaoh Necho II. Historians say the story took place in 609 BCE at Megiddo in Northern Israel, known in Greek as Armageddon. Prof. Israel…
CBN by Chuck Holton 30 January 2015 The tiny island of Malta in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea has a rich history as one of the oldest Christian communities in the world. It all started with a shipwreck, as told in the book of Acts, about 60 AD while the apostle Paul was en route to Rome. Boarding an Alexandrian grain…