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Archaeology

Noah’s Ark Scans Reveal New Structures Near Ararat

New radar scans and core drilling at Turkey’s Durupınar formation have revealed unusual underground features, but testing has not yet confirmed Noah’s Ark

Israel HaBahiyr·Sep 25, 2026

Isaiah Scroll of the Dead Sea Scrolls on display at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Magazine

The Scrolls That Refused to Rewrite History

A shepherd’s lost goat led to one of history’s biggest discoveries. What the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal about ancient Jewish life will surprise you.

Magazine·Jul 8, 2026

Zion Gate at dusk, Bullet Holes from 1948 War of Independence, Old City, Jerusalem
Magazine

Every Gate Has a Message: Walking Jerusalem’s Old City Through the Psalms, Part 2

Four Jerusalem Old City Gates. Four threads from the Psalms. Each Gate is a living symbol of a covenant still in motion.

Magazine·Jun 16, 2026

Model of the original golden Menorah from the Temple, Old City, Jerusalem
Magazine

The Temple Menorah: How God Chose Israel to Light Up the World

The Temple Menorah is a divine symbol of Israel’s calling to carry God’s light outward to the nations, grounded in biblical instructions and prophetic meaning.

Magazine·May 29, 2026

View of tunnel. Part of a Second Temple period public building uncovered during excavations by the Israel Antiquities Authority, inside the Western Wall Tunnels, in Jerusalem's Old City
Magazine

What Happened to the Ark of the Covenant? The Mystery

Jewish tradition holds that the Ark of the Covenant was hidden on purpose before the First Temple’s destruction, preserving it beneath or near the Temple Mount.

Magazine·May 26, 2026

Archaeology

Jerusalem Reveals a Secret from the Time of Chanukah

Just days before the celebration of Hanukkah, archaeologists in Jerusalem have uncovered a remarkable discovery from the Hasmonean period: one of the longest and most intact segments of an ancient defensive wall ever found from that era.

By Menachem Marton·Dec 8, 2025

Israel Advocacy

New Archaeological Exhibition at Ben Gurion Airport Showcases 3,000 Years of History

A new archaeological exhibition, “Eternal Israel”, has been unveiled at Ben Gurion Airport’s departure hall, offering travelers a glimpse into 3,000 years of Jewish history through rare artifacts and advanced technology.

Sinai Staff·Feb 12, 2025