Israel is moving to seize large portions of a major archaeological site in the West Bank as settlers simultaneously ...

Anti-settlement group Peace Now says land grab would become Israel’s largest of archaeologically significant land.

Peace Now, an anti-settlement watchdog group, said the site is around 1,800 dunams (450 acres) — Israel’s largest seizure of ...

Civil Administration says development legal, taking place amid 'neglect' of site by Palestinians; Peace Now: 'Government's ...

Over 40 demolition and construction-halt notices issued by Israel in Jerusalem over 2 days, according to local authorities - ...

Israel’s Civil Administration plans to expropriate large parts of Sebastia, a key archaeological site in occupied territory, ...

Israel plans to expropriate around 1,800 dunams of privately owned land in the occupied West Bank, claiming archaeological ...

Palestinians say the move masks a plan to expand settlements on privately owned Palestinian land under pretext of ‘developing ...

A tomb of a Hetaira, a Greek term meaning a prostitute who also served as an artist, entertainer, and conversationalist, dating from the late 4th century to the early 3rd century BCE, has been ...

Turning to the past to enhance one’s perspective of the present is not a modern invention. From early on, Jerusalem has beckoned numerous historians, explorers, and adventurers. Whether to illuminate ...

The Jerusalem syndrome is a psychological disorder in which a visit to the holy city triggers delusional and obsessive religious fantasies. In its extreme variety, people wander the lanes of the Old ...

While historical sources describe in detail the 614 c.e. Persian conquest of Jerusalem and the massacre of its Christian population, the archaeological evidence for this event is meager. A careful ...