Synagogue Menorah from Ma'on in the Southern Hebron Hills

A Jewish Pilgrim’s Prayer to Rebuild the Temple

Land of Israel Borders, Tithing, Sukkot, Hanukkah and Shmita Rehov Synagogue Mosaic Floor

Menorah and Burned Torah Scroll from Ein Gedi Synagogue

The Beth Alpha Synagogue Located in the Beit Shean Valley

Gaza Synagogue

Oil Lamp Decorated with Menorah Byzantine Period

Synagogue at Isfiya (Mount Carmel)

Hulda Mosaic Floor

Chancel Screen from a Synagogue at Hammat Gader in the Golan

Isaiah 66:14 Hebrew Inscription on the Western Wall of the Temple Mount1

A Jew Anticipates the Redemption

Empress Eudocia Removed The Ban on Jews Praying at the Temple Mount

5th Century Jewish Tombs at Zohar/Zohara

Jewish Persecution, Jerusalem Talmud Completed and the Dissolvement of the Sanhedrin

Julian “the Apostate” - Orders Rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem

Constantius Gallus Quashes the Revolt

“The Gallus Revolt” The Jewish Revolt against Constantius Gallus

Tiberias Synagogue- Earliest Mosaic Floor found in a synagogue

The Christian Pilgrim of Bordeaux Observes Jews and Tisha B’av (Ninth of Av)

Constantine the Great Allows the Jews to Visit the Temple Mount Once A Year on Tisha B’Av (The 9th of Av)

Eusebius of Caesarea

Jewish Artifacts 4th Century

“Beit Midrash” Inscription from Dabura in the Golan Heights

Synagogue Menorah from Hammat Tiberias On the Shore of the Sea of Galilee

The Burial Place of Rabbi Judah HaNasi Bet She’arim, Israel

Meron

Rabbi YeHuda Nassi finishes Mishne in Tzipori - 190 CE

The Mishnah Is Compiled 189-219 CE

Usha

The Journeys of the Sanhedrin after 70 CE

Absalom Revolts Against King David

The Aftermath of the Revolt

The Bar Kokhba Revolt Against the Romans

The Bar Kokhba Revolt Coinage

Bar Kokhba Requests the Lulav and Etrog to Celebrate Sukkot

The Bar Kokhba Revolt to Re-establish Israel

Roman Historian Dio Cassius Writes about the God of Israel

Hadrian Built a Temple of Jupiter on the Site of the Second Temple

Revolt Against Roman Emperor Trajan


Magdala Synagogue in the Galilee

The Theodotus Inscription

Synagogues Prove Israelite Presence in the Land of Israel for 2,000 Years

Yavne

Rabbi Yohanan Ben Zakkai and the City of Yavne.

King Saul at the Valley of Elah

"For the Freedom of Zion" - Bronze Pruta Year 2 of the Revolt

Tefillin (Phylacteries) Found in Qumran and the Shema

Circumcision in the Year 85 CE

The Roman Colosseum, Built with Spoils from the Jewish War

Temple of Peace Built in Rome, An Eyewitness Account

“The Jew Survives It!” Sigmund Freud Wrote on This Postcard Featuring the Arch of Titus

The Arch of Titus and the Temple Menorah From Jerusalem to Rome

Vespasian and Titus Parade the Temple Menorah in the Roman Forum

Tallit (Prayer Shawl) Fragment Found at Masada

The Roman Siege of Masada

Masada’s Synagogue

The Sicarii Defended Masada from the Romans

“Judea Capta” Coin After the Destruction of the Second Temple

The Journey Along the Pilgrimage Road in the City of David, the Heart of Ancient Jerusalem

Jews Tried to Escape the Romans by Hiding in Underground Passages

Jerusalem: The Final Battle and the Destruction of the Second Temple

Jerusalem and the Temple Are Destroyed by Titus

Arab Hatred of Jews

Column Fragment Inscribed with the Names of Vespasian and Titus

Flavius Josephus

Nero and Jewish Prisoners

Shekel of Israel / Jerusalem the Holy - Silver Shekel from Year 2 of the Revolt Against Rome

The Revolt Against the Roman Empire Begins

Roman Emperor Caligula Orders Statue of Himself to Be Placed in Temple

Jewish Author Philo of Alexandria Describes the Murder of Jews and Destruction of Synagogues in Alexandria, Egypt

Coin Portraits of Jews from the 1st Century

Jewish Festivals Documented During the First Century: Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Hoshana Raba

Keeping the Sabbath in a Roman World

Sacrificial Doves

Hillel the Elder and the Golden Rule

The Best Representation of the Temple Menorah

The Temple Gates

The Pilgrimage to the Temple For Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot

The Body of a Babylonian Jew Is Sent to Jerusalem

Jewish Uprising and Crucifixion in the Year 6 CE

Herod Crucified Jews

This is the pool where King Solomon was anointed in the City of David.

Jerusalem

King David Brings the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem

David Receiving the News of Uriah’s Death by Rembrandt

King David Is Forbidden to Build the First Israelite Temple to G-d

David Purchases the Top of Mount Moriah

King David and Bathsheba

King David’s Palace

Bronze Cymbals

King David’s Palace

Column Capital from the City of David

King Saul Attempts to Assassinate David

Why King David Chose Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel

David Captures the Jebusite (Canaanite) Fortress of Zion in Jerusalem

The Millo

King David’s Jerusalem The City of David

Jebusite Water Shaft Discovered in the City of David in 1867

Saul and David by Rembrandt