World’s Oldest Languages, Carved Into 5,000-Year-Old Tablets, Can Now be Deciphered by Artificial Intelligence as Fast as Google Translate

Ancient Clay Tablet at Yale Sheds Light on How the ‘Epic of Gilgamesh’ Evolved Over the Ages

Near East Archaeological Society Presentations at ETS 2023

Sumerian ‘Sacred Code’ Reveals Building Instructions Echoed in the Bible

Podcast: What Matters Now to Dr. Joe Uziel: ID’ing Oct. 7 Victims via Forensic Archaeology

Special Gala Event Showcasing New Discoveries From the Temple Mount Sifting Project Research

The Chronology of Gezer From the End of the Late Bronze Age to Iron Age II: A Meeting Point for Radiocarbon, Archaeology, Egyptology and the Bible

Israel’s Museums Enact War Protocol to Protect Most Precious Treasures

An Early Iron Age Moat in Jerusalem between the Ophel and the Southeastern Ridge/City of David

A Seal Impression of ‘Shema Servant of Jeroboam’

The Early Challenges of the United Kingdom of Israel Facing the Edomite Frontier 3000 Years Ago

JJAR Special Issue: Spatial Digital Archaeology and History in Israel

‘Yea, Though I Walk Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death’: Visiting Sites of the October 7 Massacres

Biblical Scholars Slam Academic Forum for Equating Hamas Massacre to IDF

Outrage Against the Society of Biblical Literature: ‘They Created a Despicable Equation Between Barbarism and Civilization’ (Hebrew)

Archaeological, Biblical Institutions Condemn Hamas Massacre

Solomon’s Coronation and Coregency: Identifying Three Stages in the Succession

Has the Home of the Prophet Micah Been Found?

US Tourist Who Smashed Ancient Statues May Have ‘Jerusalem Syndrome,’ Says Lawyer

Archaeologists Found Seal Impressions That Could Change Hittite History in Kayalıpınar

Israel Uncovers Ancient Christian Inscription From Book of Psalms

A New Indo-European Language Has Been Discovered in the Hittite capital Hattusa

Horvat Midras (Israel): A Window into Socio-Religious Change in Rural Roman Palestine

The Harsh Life of Diplomatic Messengers in Egypt in the Late Bronze Age

New Findings from the Acrabat Toparchy and the Northern Border of Judea before and after the Great Revolt