Facts and Findings
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Israeli Researchers Produce Sustainable Bioplastics With Algae
Now, Israeli researchers are working on a way to use seawater algae to make biodegradable plastics reports NoCamels, helping to combat harmful plastic waste in our oceans.
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Walk the Pilgrim’s Road that Led to the Jewish Temple 2,000 Years Ago
After the excavation of the ancient Pilgrim's Road in Jerusalem, you can walk all the way from the Pool of Siloam all the way up to the Western Wall for the first time in 2,000 years. In ancient times, it is believed that Jesus would have walked this path up to the Temple.
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Archaeologists Say They Found Town Where Future King David Took Refuge from Saul
Did Israeli archaeologists just discover the biblical site of Ziklag? In the Bible, the future Kind David was given shelter in Ziklag by Philistine King Achish.
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The Biblical Origins of 3.14
On "Pi Day," the Biblical Archaeology Society shares how the number 3.14 was arrived at during the construction of Solomon's Temple in Bible times.
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Misplaced 2,000-Year-Old Ring Discovered in Jerusalem’s City of David
The Times of Israel tells us more about a ring discovered from ancient times that most likely fell off during a ritual bath.
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6 Israeli Archaeology Stories from 2018
From Sodom and Gomorrah to the Dead Sea Scrolls, here are some of the most interesting archaeological findings from the Holy Land this past year.
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A Kaleidoscope of Biblical Imagery
An archaeological excavation of the Galilean village of Huqoq keeps on giving.
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2,000-Year-Old ‘Pilate’ Ring Just Might Have Belonged to Notorious Jesus Judge
Did researchers uncover a ring that belonged to Pontius Pilate in biblical times? Writers at the Times of Israel tell us more about what experts have to say about the 2,000-year-old copper alloy ring.
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A Shadow over Europe
A new poll shows the depths that anti-Semitism has reached in Europe.
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Secrets of a Lost Village of Ancient Israel Come to Light
Writers at Israel21c explain that because of new technologies like underground LiDAR (light detection and ranging) scans and 360-degree cameras, Israeli researchers are discovering remains of an ancient village in the lowlands of Jerusalem.
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The Most Important Holocaust Story Never Told
Writing at Tablet Magazine, Leonard Felson tells us about a new Holocaust film about the Oyneg Shabes Archive, a collection of hidden documents that explain life in the Warsaw Ghetto.
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Dead Sea Scroll Fragment Unveiled in Israel May Point to an Unknown Manuscript
Newly discovered Dead Sea Scroll fragments were presented at the Israel Museum in honor of Israel's 70th anniversary. These fragments help fill in the gaps of the already published scrolls, as well as provide evidence of an unknown manuscript.
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1,400-Year-Old Menorah Lamp, Rare Coin Found as Kids Dig Trail for Israel’s 70th
Israel's new interactive Sanhedrin Trail is 70 kilometers long and follows paths walked by many influential Jewish figures from 1,900 years ago.
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King David’s Prayer Altar Discovered
Is it possible that archaeologists have discovered King David's prayer altar? Watch now, as City of David Foundation Director of International Affairs Ze'ev Orenstein shares more about the excavations.
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At This Holocaust Museum, You Can Speak with Holograms of Survivors
Now you can interact with holographic images of Holocaust survivors, asking them personal questions about their experience during the Holocaust, at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, located north of Chicago.
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Israeli Gardener Finds 700-Year-Old Ring with Image of St. Nicholas
Israeli Dekel Ben Shitrit saw an old ring among the weeds with the image of a human figure engraved on the front. After turning it in to the Israel Antiquities Authority, researchers say the image could depict Saint Nicholas of Nazareth.
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5 Amazing Discoveries from Trove of Documents Hidden During the Holocaust
Thousands of newly discovered documents, dating from the mid-18 century through WWII, give us a better understanding of Eastern European Jewish life during this time, reports The Jerusalem Post. While announcing the discovery, researchers at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research say these documents were thought to have been destroyed during the Holocaust.
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2,000-year-old Stone Workshop Discovered Near Where Jesus Turned Water Into Wine
According to Jewish tradition, stone can never be ritually impure, so stoneware was popular among Jews in the Roman era. Watch now to see what archaeologists have to say about the site where this stoneware was produced during Jesus' time!
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3,000-year Old Textiles From King David-era Found in Southern Israel
Colorful fabric from King David and Solomon's time was discovered in an excavation at Timna in southern Israel, allowing researchers to gain new perspectives of the textile industry of this era.
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Why Do Jews Wear Costumes on Purim?
The festive celebrations of the Jewish holiday of Purim contain some meaningful spiritual lessons for us all.
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