Jerusalem is probably the most incredible and fascinating place to work as an archeologist. Here are some Israeli archeologists to tell you about the experience.

The fortress’s existence proves that geopolitical tensions were just as high in ancient times as they are today.

‘Israel changes some of existing archaeological findings and writes on them in Hebrew,’ claimed Raja Ahmed Hassan during a stream of preposterous lies.

Israel’s heartland is home to some of the most awe-inspiring remnants of the Jewish people’s conquest of the Promised Land over 3,000 years ago.

In Umm El Kanatir, archaeologists have restored the ruins of an ancient synagogue, providing a glimpse into a once thriving Jewish community.

While it is not a highly visited gate, it has a rich history and, according to Jewish tradition, will play a key role in the future as well

In the time of King Solomon, Beit Shemesh was a very wealthy city. It was chosen as one of the cities to provide King Solomon with food for one month out of the year.