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Nature and Parks Authority

Featured / Israel / Archaeology

Tel Ashkelon National Park to Display Remains of Magnificent Roman Basilica

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Roman Basilica complex, the largest of its kind in the country, was unearthed in Israel Antiquities Authority archaeological excavations.

The Environment

Oil Firm to Pay Over NIS 100 Million in Damages for 2014 Spill

By Arye Green / TPS

"This is another reminder that citizens must take responsibility because the state ... does not maintain the public’s right to clean and healthy nature.”

Featured / Israel / History / Archaeology

1,000 Ancient Letter Seals Found in Beit Guvrin National Park

By JNi.Media

If a letter arrived with a broken bulla, it meant it had been opened.

Featured / Headline / Government / Health and Medicine

Epidemic: 42 Israelis Infected by Leptospirosis

By JNi.Media

The Health Ministry's Director General said there are 242 other patients suspected of contracting Leptospirosis.

Featured / Government / History / Archaeology

2,000-Year-Old, Intact Pottery Vessels Salvaged in Cave on Lebanese Border

By JNi.Media

Archaeologists slid the vessels on ropes 30 yards down a sheer cliff.

Terrorism / Gaza / The Knesset

Knesset Internal Affairs, Defense Committees Meet near Gaza Border to Discuss Damage from Arab Arson

By JNi.Media

“We are preparing a new plan to support Gaza-vicinity communities, similar to that which was implemented after operation Protective Edge.”

Featured / Government / History / Jerusalem / Archaeology

Evidence Revealed of the Last Battle of Jerusalem from 2,000 Years Ago

By JNi.Media

On the Occasion of Jerusalem Day, the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Nature and Parks Authority revealed evidence of the last battle of Jerusalem from 2,000 Years Ago.

Featured / Government / History / On Campus / Education / Archaeology

Evidence of World War I Battlefield Exposed East of Tel Aviv

By JNi.Media

Israeli students discovered rifle cartridges and shell fragments left by the British and Ottoman armies.

Featured / Politics / Government / History / Business and Economy / On Campus / Education / Archaeology

Rothschild Foundation Investing $27 Million in Caesarea's Hidden Treasures, Past and Present

By JNi.Media

The project is being implemented as part of realizing the vision of 3 million tourists in Caesarea by the year 2030, and is becoming an important tourist-economic anchor for the residents of the region.

Israel / History / News Briefs / Religion / Archaeology

Hebrew University Archaeologists Find 12th Dead Sea Scrolls Cave

By JNi.Media

'This is one of the most exciting archaeological discoveries, and the most important in the last 60 years, in the caves of Qumran.'

Israel / History / News Briefs / On Campus / Education / Archaeology

Haifa U. Archeologists Excavate Golan Heights Roman Theater [3d]

By JNi.Media

Surprisingly, the theater appears to have formed part of a large sanctuary, played an important role in religious ceremonies.

Israel / History / News Briefs / Archaeology

3,600-Year-Old Jewels Found in Judean Foothills

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Dr. Irit Ziffer identified a pendant with an eight-pointed star as representing both Ishtar, the Mesopotamian East Semitic goddess of fertility, love, war, sex and power, as well as the Chinese moon god of the Akkadian culture.

IDF & Security / Police and Crime / Government / History / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Archaeology

Arson in the Kidron Valley Damages Architectural Jewels

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Who would desecrate the tomb of King David's son Absalom, in the ancient Kidron Valley? But someone has...

Israel / News Briefs / On Campus / Education / Religion / Archaeology

Gateway to Temple of the 'God' Pan May Have Been Excavated at Golan National Park

By JNi.Media

“The mask, and now the gate in which it was embedded, are continuing to fire our imaginations."

Jewish / Politics / Police and Crime / Government / News Briefs / Archaeology

IAA Plans to Excavate Judean Desert Caves, Save Scrolls from Robbers

By JNi.Media

The plan’s first excavation is currently underway in the Cave of the Skulls in Nahal Tse'elim, with the assistance of numerous volunteers.

Israel / News Briefs / Archaeology

Divers Discover 'Spectacular' Cargo of Ancient Shipwreck in Caesarea Harbor

By JNi.Media

A large merchant ship carrying a cargo of metal slated for recycling encountered a storm at the entrance to the harbor and drifted until it smashed into the seawall and the rocks.

Jewish / News Briefs / Jerusalem / The Temple Mount / Religion / Archaeology

Egyptian Amulet Bearing Name of Pharaoh Found in Soil from Temple Mount

By JNi.Media

The Temple Mount Sifting Project was initiated in response to the illegal removal of tons of earth from the Temple Mount by the Waqf in 1999.

Serials

Getzlight - Chapter I

By Ruchama Feuerman

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