A trove of artefacts including fragments of a biblical text have been discovered by Israeli archaeologists near the Dead Sea. The newly-unearthed text dates back about 2,000 years, was written…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alluded to yesterday’s attacks in Iraq, shortly before departing from Ukraine to Israel. Netanyahu told reporters accompanying him, that Jerusalem “will act – and (is) currently…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel's unwavering love for the land, security and the Bible - the cornerstone of Israel's existence – have secured the state's past, present and…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed that the "iron principle that guides" him, based on lessons learned in the past, demands the continued capability of the state of Israel and its…
Most of the country's Jewish population started fasting this evening as part of the holiest Jewish day of the year, Yom Kippur, Hebrew for the day of atonement. As part…
A diplomatic initiative by the International Christian Embassy of Jerusalem may bring about a so-called flood of Bibles to the offices of the United Nation world heritage body, UNESCO, in…
Archaeologists have unveiled what they claim is the earliest Hebrew reference to Jerusalem outside the Bible – a discovery the government swiftly enlisted in a diplomatic battle reinforcing the Jewish…
The United Nations' Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO, has once against reached a consensus to pass a resolution on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, angering Israel's Ambassador to the organization who…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared, during a cabinet meeting ahead of the new school year that will start tomorrow, that "excellence and Zionism," with an emphasis on Bible studies, is…
The Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem offered a unique preview of an exhibition showcasing 3,000-year-old artifacts recovered from Khirbet Qeiyafa which archaeologists believe could be the biblical city of Sha'arayim that…