The Israel Antiquities Authority’s new center (see here and here previously) showcases 600,000 coins, ancient scrolls, and biblical artifacts. Evidence of millennia of historical and cultural legacy connecting the Jewish people to their homeland.  Tours available. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TgfohGel3Y   h ttps://www.iaa.org.il/en/page/Beit-Harshut https://www.iaa.org.il/en/page/news-index … Continue reading →

23,700 students have returned to school in the Gaza envelope – an increase of approximately 2,000 since 7 Oct 2023. https://ground.news/article/back-to-school-data-in-the-envelope-number-of-students-returning-increased-by-2-000

Sorry, wrong spelling. Israeli archaeologists in Yehud uncovered 4,000-year-old textile lamp wicks preserved inside Bronze Age oil lamps, offering new insights into burial ceremonies and early recycling practices in ancient Israel. The fossilized wicks were originally made out of recycled … Continue reading →

In excavations carried out in the City of David, within the Jerusalem Walls National Park, a small fragment of a stone tablet has been discovered, bearing an inscription naming “Shimon” and some financial information. The fragment has been dated to … Continue reading →

Israeli children in Jerusalem began their school year to the sight of a positive message at the entrance of their school buildings. We all hope that this will be “a year of hope and love”. https://rjstreets.com/2025/08/31/how-to-mark-end-of-summer-holidays-in-jerusalem/

The light of Israel is contrasted with the dark ideology of its enemies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7-SDpkzFog

To show faith and solidarity, young German Christians defied fear and public opinion to come to Israel and support the Jewish state. They sang in Hebrew, prayed at the Western Wall, and witnessed both the beauty and heartbreak of a … Continue reading →