Hundreds of Israelis trekked to Har Karkom on December 21 to see the “Burning Bush” phenomenon.
Israel’s (quasi-)observance of the sabbatical year may provide income for Gaza’s farmers.
Dozens of ancient sites in Jerusalem are suffering from neglect.
Israeli police caught a group of antiquities thieves plundering Horvat Zaak, a Jewish village from the Second Temple period in southern Judea.
Elisabeth Yehuda writes about wine production in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem.
The Israeli government has approved a $48 million aid package for the tourism industry, some of which is designated for retraining programs.
The list of speakers and topics has been released for JUC’s Transitions in the Land online seminar. Registration is free and open to all.
The complete series of 26 episodes is now available of “Conversations in the Archaeology and History of Ancient Israel with Israel Finkelstein.”
Releasing today: Footsteps Every Day: A Daily Devotional is a year-long journey through all four Gospels, led by Bob Rognlien, author of Recovering the Way. The website includes a video introduction and sample devotions.
Ralph W. Klein died this week.
Bryan Windle highlights the top three reports in biblical archaeology for the month of December.
Three new top 10 lists for 2021:
- Biblical Archaeology Society, by Nathan Steinmeyer
- Friends of the Israel Antiquities Authority, by Emily L. Master
- Live Science, by Owen Jarus
HT: Agade, Joseph Lauer, Alexander Schick, Arne Halbakken, Charles Savelle
