Jerusalem Pilgrimage Road With The Israeli Ministry Of Foreign Affairs

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Archaeology | 5 December 2024

King Agrippa is actually buried in Absalom’s Tomb

Not Absalom, the son of King David - and not any of his descendants: King Agrippa - the grandson of Herod - is probably buried at Absalom's Tomb, Professor Gabriel Barkay reveals

General | 21 March 2024

The City of David in blue and white: the Israeli flag in the place where Jerusalem was born

The Israeli flag was projected onto a 2,600-year-old antiquities, in the place where Jerusalem's ruling was located. The longest suspension bridge in the country was also painted blue and white. We'll get through this together!

Archaeology | 23 March 2026

An 11-year-old Girl Found a Rare Silver 2000-Year-Old Coin

The rare coin was discovered by a girl who came with her family to the "archeological experience" operated by the City of David together with the National Parks Authority in the Emek Tzurim Sifting Project in Jerusalem. Scholars believe that the coin unearthed was extracted from the many silver reserves kept in the Second Temple and was probably minted by one of the Temple Priests, who joined forces with the Great Revolt of the Jews against the Romans, shortly before the destruction of the Second Temple.

General | 23 March 2026

This is How You Say Shabbat Shalom as a Jerusalemite

"Kabbalat Shabbat", the phrase every Jewish child learns to love from an early age, has long become a widespread Israeli tradition. Over the years, different and varied ceremonies have developed within different communities, adding diverse elements to the familiar symbols of Shabbat evening. These elements often include conversations and sharing, singing and music, and an atmosphere of gathering and togetherness. At our Farm in the Valley, you can experience it all, every Friday.