Experience Biblical and modern Israeli history at Ramat Rachel, near Jerusalem.

Visit a fortified settlement built by King Solomon.

Archaeological finds -- such as a coin used in the Jewish Temple, a pottery vessel featuring the name of a Biblical judge, artifacts found in Beit El and more -- prove Jewish ties to the Land of Israel.

Archaeologists working in the City of David believe house was destroyed by an earthquake referred to in the Book of Amos.

A marine archaeologist found evidence in the Mediterranean Basin of the Biblical King Solomon’s vast kingdom.

Thousands visit historic Joshua's Altar on the Passover vacation following desecration of the site by the Palestinian Authority.

Text from recently unearthed fragments of a biblical scroll gives us valuable historical insights.

During a family outing, Zvi Ben-David stumbled upon a two millennia-old pottery figurine.

The Israeli team also discovered that the Edomite kingdom from the Bible pioneered a 'hi-tech network' of copper production, which generated massive amounts of wealth.

Archaeologists  have unearthed a 3,000-year-old Philistine city underneath the preexisting dig of the ancient city of Gath.

Despite the best efforts of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement (BDS), Israeli tourism has flourished beyond any expectation.

Dr. Scott Stripling finds that archaeology, particularly in locations such as Shilo, reinforces the biblical narrative and his belief in God. 

Recent archaeological discoveries provide further details on King David's life in the Land of Israel. (Not that we were doubting it...)

Israeli archaeologists have uncovered King David's palace, giving indisputable proof of a central authority in Judaea during that period of time.

An archaeologist has recently discovered a rare ancient mosaic of biblical Samson inside a synagogue in the Galilee.