First Assyrian inscription discovered in Jerusalem uncovers biblical times
First Assyrian Inscription Found in Jerusalem The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) recently announced a remarkable discovery: the first Assyrian inscription ever found in Jerusalem. This finding, made in East Jerusalem’s Turim Valley National Park, has intriguing ties to an ancient struggle for power referenced in the Bible. Excavators uncovered the inscription on a small pottery […]
Protests in Jerusalem escalate into violence over military service for ultra-Orthodox individuals
Tens of Thousands Protest Against Conscription in Jerusalem On Thursday, a massive protest took place in downtown Jerusalem, where it’s estimated that around 200,000 ultra-Orthodox men gathered to express their opposition to Israel’s military draft. This conscription plan seems to have heightened existing social tensions, and notably, it’s put Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition government […]
Editor-in-chief of Jerusalem Post criticizes New York Times’ coverage as being very anti-Israel
Criticism of American Media Coverage on Israel-Hamas War Zvika Klein, editor-in-chief of the Jerusalem Post, has voiced strong criticism regarding the portrayal of the Israel-Hamas war by American news outlets, particularly focusing on the New York Times, in a recent interview. Klein remarked that the initial reporting by American journalists right after the October 7 […]
Attacking Hamas in Qatar Was a Reaction to Violence in Jerusalem
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Tuesday that a strike was carried out against Hamas leaders based in Doha, Qatar, following deadly attacks in Jerusalem and Gaza. Netanyahu indicated that he had instructed security agencies to be ready for such operations, working closely with Defense Minister Katz. He mentioned that, after consulting with the […]
Netanyahu Promises to Enhance Measures Against Terrorism in Jerusalem
Israel Vows Stronger Action Against Terrorism Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged decisive actions against terrorism following the deaths of two terrorists. This recent incident resulted in the loss of six lives and left many others injured. “Eliminating these two terrorists isn’t enough,” he stated. “Tracking their supporters and aides won’t suffice either. My […]
Six People Killed as Gunmen Attack Jerusalem Bus Stop, According to Officials
Shooting in Jerusalem Leaves Six Dead On Monday, a tragic shooting incident at a bus stop in North Jerusalem resulted in the deaths of at least six people, while several others were injured, according to multiple sources and officials. Israel’s National Emergency Medical Services reported that five individuals died at the scene, with seven others […]
Six or more people dead in Jerusalem shooting
A shooting incident on Monday morning at a busy bus stop in Jerusalem has left at least six people killed or injured, as reported by Israeli police, local rescue services, and hospital sources. The shooter, identified as Palestinian, was reportedly killed on the spot by both Israeli soldiers and civilians in the area. According to […]
Ancient Jewish rebel coin from 2,000 years ago found in Jerusalem, produced years after Jesus
Historical Coin Discovered in Jerusalem Recently, an ancient coin crafted by Jewish rebels shortly before the Second Temple’s destruction was unearthed in Jerusalem. This event, notably predicted by Jesus in the Gospels, adds another layer of historical significance to the find. The artifact, which dates back about 2,000 years, was discovered in the archaeological park […]
Ancient coin from Jewish rebels found in Jerusalem dig
Biblical Worship Site in the City of David, Jerusalem During an excavation in the City of David, an extraordinary structure from the time of the First Temple was uncovered by the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA). Among the notable finds, a coin minted by Jewish rebels right before the destruction of the Second Temple—an event foretold […]
Archaeologists Discover Uncommon Coin from A.D. 70 in Jerusalem Dating to the Time of the Apostles
Rare Coin from Jerusalem Excavated by Archaeologists A rare coin minted in Jerusalem during the time of the Apostles has been unearthed by Israeli archaeologists, offering a tangible link to the first Jewish war in 70 AD and the temple’s destruction. This bronze coin, dating back to AD 69-70, features the inscription “For the Redemption […]