The map, uploaded by the ministry’s Arabic language X/Twitter account, showed the biblical boundaries of the kingdoms of Israel and Judea, which extended, according to the scriptures, into areas ...

The very first map of the Holy Land, though, was published earlier in a non-Jewish work, Rudimentum Novitiorum (a handbook for beginners), which is a history of the world published in Lübeck ...

Now that we have a sampling of some of the natural beauty of Tel Dan, let us now discover the biblical city. In the middle Canaanite period (circa 1800 BCE) an important city developed here ...

The map, shared with a detailed historical narrative, references the biblical Kingdom of Israel established 3,000 years ago under King Saul and later ruled by King David and King Solomon.

And while the Bible stresses the primacy of Jerusalem and Judah, most researchers agree that Israel, with its capital in Samaria, was the true power in the region, particularly starting with the ...