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Three complete cooking pots and a small ceramic oil lamp were uncovered inside a small cistern in a drainage channel that runs from the Shiloah Pool in the City of David to Robinson’s Arch, in archaeological excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority is conducting near the Western Wall

The artifacts will be exhibited in a study conference on the City of David organized by the Megalim Institute, which will be held this coming Thursday, July 4, at Ramat Rahel

Recently a small cistern belonging to a building was exposed in an archaeological excavation the Israel Antiquities Authority is conducting near the Western Wall, in the vicinity of Robinson’s Arch in the Jerusalem Archaeological Park. Inside the cistern were three intact cooking pots and a small ceramic oil lamp that date to the time of the Great Revolt.  The vessels were discovered inside the drainage channel that was exposed in its entirety from the Shiloah Pool in the City of David to the beginning of Robinson’s Arch.

Dramatic Soprano Irit stark with flamenco artists Shuky Shveiky (guitar and Voice) and Hagai Leshem (Percussions) in a passionate encounter between the powerful Flamenco and the beautiful operatic voice
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today (Monday, 17 June 2013), unveiled a new stamp in memory of Israel's seventh prime minister, the late Yitzhak Shamir. Also participating in the ceremony were the latter's son, Agriculture Minister Yair Shamir, Communications Minister Gilad Erdan, Israel Post Chairman of the Board Sasi Shilo, Israel Post CEO Haim Elmozino and the designer of the stamp, Ilan Eliezer Hagai.

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and Chamber Music Center – Israel Conservatory of Music are proud to announce the Israeli debut and tour of Arcadia Quartet, 26, 28 and 29 June, 2013.

SANTIAGO, Chile,  (BWNS) — A new video for the House of Worship for the South American continent in Santiago, Chile has recently been made available in English and Spanish. It can be viewed online at the House of Worship's official website.

Titled "the Blossoming of a Vibrant Community", the newsreel is the third in an ongoing series of presentations about the House of Worship situated in the mountains overlooking Santiago. It focuses on the efforts occurring in parallel to the physical construction of the edifice – in particular those concerned with its contribution to community life.