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Jews, Arabs Work Together to Save Hevron’s Olive Trees

July 13, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Working together Tel Hevron

In spite of all the media attention regarding hostility between Jews and Arabs in Hevron a group of Jews and Arabs are working together to save Olive trees over 2000 years old from a parasitic plant known as divkon hazayit at Tel Hevron.

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The Big Lie: The Muslims, Jerusalem and Archaeology, Part Two

November 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »

This article first appeared at aish.com and is the original source of the material. I want to personally thank the wonderful people at aish.com for giving us permission to reprint this important two part article by Rabbi Leibel Reznick.

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The Big Lie: Moslems, Jerusalem and Archaeology, Part 1

November 12, 2009 | 3 Comments »

This article first appeared at aish.com and is the original source of the material. I want to personally thank the wonderful people at aish.com for giving us permission to reprint this important two part article by Rabbi Leibel Reznick.

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Revealing History in the Debris

March 08, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Sifting the discarded rubble from beneath the Temple Mount Yoram and tour guide Shmuel Browns take a tour of the area.

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Archaeology in Israel: The Find of the Decade!

September 07, 2008 | 2 Comments »

Gila was born in Brooklyn and raised in Chicago.  She earned her BSc in Ann Arbor and continued in Assyriology first in Chicago and after making aliya in 1968, at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

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