Israeli archaeologists discover new Dead Sea Scrolls for first time in 60 years

Israeli archaeologists on Tuesday revealed dozens of recently discovered fragments of biblical texts, known as the Dead Sea Scrolls, which build on a collection of ancient Jewish religious manuscripts that was first discovered 60 years ago.

By: Shira Rubin

Published: 16 March 2021

Archaeologists Claim to Have Found 'Church of the Apostles' in Israel

A group of archaeologists claim to have found the Church of the Apostles—which has been said in Christian tradition to have been built above the homes of Jesus’ disciples Andrew and Peter—near the Sea of Galilee in Israel.

By: KATHERINE RODRIGUEZ

Published: 31 July 2019

?IS JERUSALEM A SACRED ISLAMIC CITY

There is a big difference between a city being sacred in the eyes of God and it being a sacred Islamic city.

By: MOHAMAD TAWHIDI

Published: 26 Jan 2019

First evidence of Crusader siege from July 15, 1099, uncovered at Old City walls

920 years ago, Crusaders breached Jerusalem and conquered the walled Fatimid city. Now the Mount Zion Project has found a chronicled moat that to many scholars had seemed like myth

By: AMANDA BORSCHEL-DAN

Published: 15 July 2019

?Can an Archaeological Dig Change the Future of Jerusalem

By: Bari Weiss

Published: 30 March 2019

Dead Sea scrolls study raises new questions over texts' origins

Salts used on Temple scroll are not common to Dead Sea region, researchers find

By: Nicola Davis

Published: 6 Sep 2019