Islamic Manuscript Describing Saladin’s Weapons

Benjamin of Tudela, Spain, Visits Jerusalem

Crusader Conquest of Israel

Letter from a Jew in Jerusalem to His Son-in-Law in Fustat (Cairo)

Jewish Pilgrims in Jerusalem

Daily Events in Jerusalem during the Month of Tishrei (Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot)

Jewish Community in Yaffo (Jaffa)

Western Wall (Temple Mount, Jerusalem) Collapse on Passover

Hoshana Raba (Sukkot) on the Mount of Olives

Jews and Christians in Jerusalem

Immigration from Baghdad and Maghreb

Pilgrim’s Guidebook to Jerusalem

The Aleppo Codex The Oldest Hebrew Bible Is Written in the Galilee

Jewish Pilgrim Amitai ben Shefatya

The 749 CE Galilee Earthquake

The Dome of the Rock Was Built Over the Site of the Jewish Temple, Over the Foundation Stone, by Caliph Abd al-Malik

The Foundation Stone: Caliph Umar Allowed Jews to Remove Debris from the Temple Mount

Byzantine Emperor Heraclius Retakes the Land of Israel from the Persians and Massacres Jews

After the Persians Conquered Jerusalem in 614 CE, Many Jews Returned to the City

Byzantine Coin Hoard Found in the City of David

The Jews aided the Persian invasion in 614 CE

Pilgrim Eulogia Bottle with Menorah

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

Jewish Artifacts 4th Century

The Aftermath of the Revolt

Roman Historian Dio Cassius Writes about the God of Israel

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

The Theodotus Inscription

Rabbi Yohanan Ben Zakkai and the City of Yavne.

Vespasian and Titus Parade the Temple Menorah in the Roman Forum

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

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

Jerusalem and the Temple Are Destroyed by Titus

Column Fragment Inscribed with the Names of Vespasian and Titus

Flavius Josephus

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

The Temple Gates

The Pilgrimage to the Temple For Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot

The Body of a Babylonian Jew Is Sent to Jerusalem

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

Why King David Chose Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel

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

King David’s Jerusalem The City of David

Jebusite Water Shaft Discovered in the City of David in 1867

Timeline of King David of Israel

Roman Emperor Julius Caesar Rewards the Jews For Rescuing Him and Cleopatra

“To the Place of Trumpeting” to Declare the Sabbath on the Temple Mount

Herodium and its Synagogue

Roman ​Praetor Lucius Valerius Flaccus Seizes the Temple Tribute