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Who was Bar Kokhba? The leader of the most turbulent Jewish revolt against the Roman Empire remained in obscurity for thousands of years, but recent archaeological discoveries—ancient coins, attack tunnels used by Jewish fighters, and even battle orders in Bar Kokhba's own handwriting—reveal the true identity of the Jewish folk hero and tell the story of the revolt as never before.

General | 21 March 2024

We Can Do It! | The women excavating ancient Jerusalem

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General | 5 December 2024

Tu Bishvat in Ancient Times

Every year, the children go to the forests of our country to harvest and plant trees to celebrate Tu Bishvat, which today is synonymous with the holiday of dried fruits and tree planting.

Mount of Olives | 26 December 2024

After ninety years, tombstones were re-placed on the graves of four martyrs who were murdered in 5689

The original tombstones were vandalized by the Jordanians during their rule in Jerusalem. After decades of neglect, they have been restored.