King Solomon

In 13th century Hazor, shortly after Joshua's entry into the land, a layer of destruction reveals a city burned, statues shattered, and buried under three meters of ash and ruin.

Around nine years ago, ISIS captured the city of Palmyra in Syria. The unique history of Palmyra had been forgotten for many generations. It was only in modern times that its ancient ruins began to attract tourists and archaeologists. However, those familiar with our sources can learn about the entire history of the city, originally known as Tadmor.

The construction style described by the prophets—"three rows of hewn stone and a row of cedar beams"—was not understood until ruins from that era were unearthed. Recently, new findings emerged in Dan, in a site linked to the Golden Calf from Solomon's Temple era.

Explore fascinating house dedications in Jewish history, from the First Temple to the lavish "Zichron Menachem" synagogue.

In an exciting breakthrough, archaeologists have unearthed pieces of fabric dyed with royal purple from the era of Kings David and Solomon in the Timna Valley. "The color immediately caught our eyes, but we couldn't believe we found true purple from such an ancient period," said researchers.

Following the widespread acclaim of the previous volumes, the third installment of 'Biblical Archaeology' delves deeper into historical evidence from the era of King Solomon and the First Temple. Rabbi Zamir Cohen discusses the connection between these revelations and UNESCO's decision on Jerusalem, plus the potential for future volumes.

What role did ancient city gates play? An exclusive chapter from Rabbi Zamir Cohen's latest book sheds light on their significance.

Unveiling the Secrets of the Proto-Aeolic Capitals: A Revelation from Rabbi Zamir Cohen's New Book "Biblical Archaeology Vol. III"

A thought-provoking exploration of what makes a truly meaningful life and how to find lasting purpose beyond material success

Exploring the origins and legends of a mystical book said to guard against fires.