Police are allowing limited Jewish prayer on Temple Mount, marking the most significant shift to the status quo since 1967 - ...

The workshop was discovered at the Ras Tamim archaeological site on the eastern slope of Mount Scopus.

Many of the recovered vessels are now on public display in “Criminal Past,” a new exhibition at the Jay and Jeanie ...

The ancient workshop, located on the slopes of Mount Scopus, was found last month during an undercover surveillance operation ...

Researchers uncovered a large Second Temple–period stone vessel workshop on Mount Scopus in Jerusalem after a looting probe.

Large stone tool workshop from the Second Temple period, which produced tools for Jews some 2,000 years ago, uncovered in a ...

For the first time in 2,000 years, visitors can walk the ancient Pilgrims’ Road — a historic path dating back to the time of ...

Cups, bowls and other ritually pure items are thought to have been fashioned out of soft limestone at Mount Scopus site along pilgrimage road in waning days of Second Temple ...

Archaeologists unveiled a well-preserved ancient street in Jerusalem, known as the stepped road, that dates back to Jesus' ...

“Ten thousand Palestinian worshippers will be permitted to enter the Temple Mount for Friday prayers throughout the month of ...

A new peer-reviewed article offers an alternative reading of the famous Gospel story that saw Jesus flipping the tables of ...

For decades after 1967, the Temple Mount was defined by a simple rule: Jews could visit but not pray. Small but meaningful changes are quietly shifting that balance.