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Archaeology

Bandits are also Reading!

A king, a farmer and a grave robber enter a library... It sounds like a joke, but it was probably the truth at the time of the First Temple

Archaeology

The Siloam Inscription

This Hebrew inscription dates back to the Israeli period (eighth century BCE) and was discovered by two children in 1880, a few meters from the southern exit of the tunnel known as “Hezekiah's Tunnel”.

Archaeology

A personal description from Emek Tzurim

One of the stories told recently about Jerusalem sounds like a pulp fiction novel, with heroes, rivals, secret political maneuvers and a threat to the delicate geopolitical balance in the Middle East.

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Voices from the Depths: the inspiration for the new music video of Benaia Barabi

The exciting visit to the City of David, which left a strong impression on him, became a song that touches the depths of the soul. It's no wonder that Barabi returned to the same place to shoot the clip that has already become a hit: "There is no other place in Jerusalem that looks like this; it blows your mind. My way in music is something that can connect."