What happens when ancient history is under attack? Archaeological sites in Israel, specifically Judea and Samaria, face looting and vandalism, mainly by Arabs. This is a threat to Jewish heritage and world history. Here are five shocking examples. 🧵👇

In this week's Torah portion (Genesis 37-39), we will begin reading about the painful trials and tribulations of Joseph and his brothers. At the base of it all? Dreams. A good reminder to us all to keep dreaming and listening for the words of G-d. Shabbat shalom 🕯 🕯🇮🇱

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Daily archaeology #29 The Kurkh Monoliths are two Assyrian stelae, dating to ~852-879 BCE, that contain descriptions of the reigns of Ashurnasirpal II and his son Shalmaneser III. What makes them so important? The Shalmaneser III monolith contains a description of the Battle

Good morning from the beautiful and rainy Shomron 🇮🇱

Sorry to steer away from my usual topics; If you find this music I created (me on the piano with some AI) moving, please check out the full videos in my new YouTube channel (link in my bio) 🙏🎶 P.S. The video is from Habonim beach here in our beautiful Israel 🇮🇱

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2-year-old son just saw this picture and said it looks like tasty chocolate 😂

Good morning, At home today with 2 sick little kids. So please share the coolest thing you have seen with your own eyes! Mine: the priestly blessing scrolls, a portion of the Bible dating back 2,600 years, discovered in Jerusalem! Now it's your turn 👇🙏

Right: Judea Capta (70 CE) Left: Israel Liberata (1948 CE) In Judea Capta, a Roman soldier stands above a crying Jewish woman beneath a date palm. In Israel Liberata, a Jewish man plants a seed and a woman holds up her child under that same date palm.

During Chanukah, I often think of the powerful words of Shimon the Macabee to Antiochus after the latter demanded he concede the cities the Maccabees recaptured: “It is not a foreign land that we have taken, nor have we set our rule over the property of strangers. This is the

have you heard this?

Breathtaking

🚨 Terror Cell Exposed in Tulkarm Israeli forces uncovered rockets ready for use and a large weapons stockpile during a counterterrorism raid in Tulkarm. • Shin Bet interrogations tied the cell to multiple explosive attacks against IDF patrols • A senior officer, former

Daily archaeology #28 The Rabbi Elazar Hakappar stone (lintel) was found in an ancient Jewish village in the Golan Heights. On it are carved two birds of prey, holding a nosegay in their beaks. The lintel bears the inscription in Hebrew: "This is the Beth Midrash [house of

A closer look:

An unfriendly reminder

Daily archaeology #27 The ancient synagogue mosaic from Hammat Tiberias. The well-known mosaic floor dates from the later part of the 4th-century synagogue and consists of three panels featuring: 1. A Torah shrine flanked by 2 seven-branched menorahs, each with a lulav and

Good morning, Amazing how endless the archaeology here is! The other week in Jerusalem, I came across an archaeological dig at the first train station, which was initially just a construction project to connect to the Tel Aviv train. Does anyone know details about this site?

🚨 LOOTED ANTIQUITIES SEIZED Israel recovered rare artifacts hidden in an illegal villa built on the ancient Burj Lasana site in Judea and Samaria. Items included Crusader-era and Byzantine remains, taken from the archaeological ruins and damaged during construction. The

Feeling insecure? Be more like History__Slop. He's the kind of historian who insists fake keys opening inexistant houses outweigh all of the evidence for King David's kingdom (including an Aramean stele mentioning David's dynasty). This is the confidence you need in life!

By the way, in the past 24 hours, there have been at least three instances of stone-throwing terror attacks in Samaria. Only by a miracle was no one injured. However, no one in the international media will report it (and it hardly ever makes it to the local news).

Thread I did last year about Hanukkah - what do you think? Should I redo it?

So much history left to uncover in the land of Israel 🇮🇱🤩

Never thought I'd share a post agreeing with someone with that atrocious flag as their profile picture, but here we are 👇