A major archaeological site in the West Bank and a set of castles in southern Lebanon will be listed as World Heritage sites, despite objections from Israel.

Right-wing extremists have spent decades perfecting the use of archaeology to promote their messianic ideology and sabotage diplomatic efforts.

Archbishop Giorgio Lingua visited the Israel Museum's Archaeology Department, which houses various historical artifacts, ...

The sites were added to the endangered list after votes by all 196 member states of the UN agency. Read more at ...

Deep beneath the landscape of Israel, researchers have uncovered what feels almost like a time capsule from Earth’s distant past — a cave that remained sealed and untouched for roughly 400,000 years.

A remarkable discovery has been made at the Givati Parking Lot excavations in the City of David, within Jerusalem Walls ...

A UNESCO committee has approved the addition of Sebastia archaeological site in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and five castles in Lebanon’s Mount Amel region to the World Heritage List and World ...

The 450-acre site, which has awaited joining the world heritage list since 2012, has a history dating back at least 3,000 ...

Archaeologists in Israel found a massive cultic stone that someone carefully concealed rather than destroyed, and the timing points to a biblical king’s sweeping religious crackdown.

New US-Israel initiative will preserve the ancient Huqoq synagogue while expanding public access through digital experiences ...

Twelve leading Jewish educators from across North America begin immersive fellowship designed to strengthen Israel education.