Was King Solomon’s Temple a Real Place? Many archaeologists have hunted for evidence to support or refute the ancient Biblical stories about Israel. But the First Temple in Jerusalem — and its builder ...

that Jews’ claims were completely true. An article published by the Jerusalem Center for Public Policy, “Ancient Muslim Texts Confirm the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem,” states https://jcpa.org ...

The rare plaques are made of ivory, which was "considered one of the costliest raw materials in the ancient world–even more than gold" and they were found "among the ruins of a palatial building ...

Israel Antiquities Authority archeologists at the site of an ancient Roman theater in the tunnels under the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City, October 16, 2017. The Jerusalem Journal of ...

In 1934, an archaeologist was digging in the Timna Valley in the sweltering heat of southern Israel. He was trying to prove ...

PA’s Abbas claims ancient Jewish temples were in Yemen, ... and this is where Solomon’s Temple was,'” Abbas added. ... View of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem Old City, April 2, ...

Solomon’s great achievement was building the First Temple, which stood on the nearby Mount Moriah for more than 400 years. Sometime in the eighth to ninth centuries, Solomon’s descendant King Hezekiah ...

A scientific breakthrough has exposed the truth about a site in ancient Jerusalem, overturning expert opinion and vindicating the Bible's account.. Until now, experts believed a stretch of wall in ...

In 1934, an archaeologist was digging in the Timna Valley in the sweltering heat of southern Israel. He was trying to prove that King Solomon’s Mines was no mere 19th-century fantasy adventure.

While Abbas’s claims are not supported by historical or archaeological records, he is not the first member of the Palestinian leadership to deny a meaningful historical Jewish presence in Jerusalem.