Horvat Susiya Synagogue in the South Hebron Hills - “Peace on Israel”

The Bar Kokhba Revolt to Re-establish Israel

Revolt Against Roman Emperor Trajan


“Judea Capta” Coin After the Destruction of the Second Temple

Arab Hatred of Jews

The Revolt Against the Roman Empire Begins

Herod Constructs Caesarea Maritima

Herod Institutes Greco-Roman Games in Judea

Herod the Great Amphora Fragment Found at Masada

Caesar Augustus

Queen Cleopatra VII and Herod the Great

Mark Antony and Cleopatra VII

Mark Antony Establishes Herod “the Great” as Roman Client King of the Land of Israel

Mattathias Antigonus, The Last Hasmonean King of Judea

Antipater the Idumaean Becomes Roman Procurator of Judea

Queen Salome Alexandra

Major Battles of the Maccabean Revolt in Judea

Seleucid and Ptolemaic Empires After the Capture of Judea

The Seleucids achieved a complete victory over the Ptolemaic army during the Battle of Panium, 200 BCE placing Israel under Seleucid rule

Ptolemaic Judea Coin

Response with permission from the Persian governor of Judea, Bagohi, to rebuild the Temple in Elephantine

A Request to the Persian Governor Bagohi and the High Priest in Jerusalem, Jehohanan, to Rebuild the Jewish Temple at Elephantine

Nehemiah Asks King Artaxerxes for Permission to Rebuild the Wall of Jerusalem

Two Persian Seal Impressions of a Lion

Israel Is Known As the Persian Province "Yehud Medinata" meaning "The State of Judea"

King Hezekiah Prepares to Battle the Sennacherib

The Royal Quarter and Bullae House

Josiah Is Fatally Wounded by the Egyptians at Megiddo

Pharaoh Shishak’s Stele Uncovered at Megiddo (Armageddon)

Solomon's Kingdom is Divided into the Northern Kingdom of Ten Tribes of Israel and the Southern Kingdom of Judea and Benjamin