Sigd: A Personal Pilgrimage to Jerusalem

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Tours | 21 March 2024

Ancient and mysterious: the Samboski Cemetery on Mount Zion

The circumstances of its establishment are not clear, nor is the date when burials began there. It was neglected for many years, until recently, when the tide turned. This is the story of the cemetery that served the poor of Jerusalem.

Archaeology | 2 January 2025

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.

Route Recommendations | 2 January 2025

The Jerusalem Trail – From Mount Scopus to the City of David

The backyard of Jerusalem: from Mount Scopus, through the Kidron Valley, to Ancient Jerusalem. One of the most unique sections of the Jerusalem Trail, this route combines nature, archaeology, history, and captivating stories.

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.