Jeremiah's Pit and the Seals of the King's Ministers

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Archaeology | 21 March 2024

For the first time: flooring from the courtyards of the Second Temple has been uncovered and restored

The archaeologists were able to restore certain architectural elements with high certainty, which were used in the construction of the Second Temple and its courtyards during the reign of King Herod

Mount of Olives | 22 August 2023

Memorial Day: Closer After 75 Years

The Elad Association is seeking public assistance in locating the family of an unknown child buried 75 years ago on the Mount of Olives in a shared grave with a homeland defender. A mysterious enigma from the early days of the state's establishment still awaits a solution, and the thread has no end – even more than 75 years later. The Elad Association is now attempting to close the circle and seeking the public's help.

Archaeology | 21 March 2024

The ancient Siloam Pool in the City of David National Park in Jerusalem will be fully excavated and opened to the general public

Due to its significant importance, the Shiloah Pool has been a focal point for archaeologists and researchers from around the world for the past 150 years, who have come with the goal of identifying and excavating the pool. Now, it is expected to be fully uncovered and opened to the general public for the first time.

General | 13 September 2023

Revelry for Rabbi Ovadia of Bertinoro

The story of Rabbi Ovadia of Bertinoro, who became one of the most important commentators on the Mishnah, and was buried on the slopes of the Kidron.

Jeremiah’s Pit and the Seals of the King’s Ministers

May interest you

For the first time: flooring from the courtyards of the Second Temple has been uncovered and restored

Memorial Day: Closer After 75 Years

The ancient Siloam Pool in the City of David National Park in Jerusalem will be fully excavated and opened to the general public

Revelry for Rabbi Ovadia of Bertinoro