Magnificent remains of a royal structure from the time of the Kings of Judah
Who was privileged to live in the monumental structure possessing a breathtaking view of the City of
David and the Temple, which was uncovered in an archeological excavation on the Armon Hanatziv
(Commissioner's Palace, also known as Governor's House) Promenade? Was it one of the Kings of Judah, or was it perhaps a Jerusalemite family of nobility and wealth during the First Temple period?
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.
an Assyrian inscription from the First Temple period was discovered
Rare evidence for royal Assyrian court communication to the king of Judah - The rare historical evidence was discovered next to the Western Wall of the Temple Mount, in an Israel Antiquities Authority excavation and the City of David Foundation.
