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Tag: City Of David

0 History Art

Every shard pulled from the ground tells the same story—Hebrew | Eylon levy with Doron Spielman

Israel: State of a Nation · 16 Apr

In a conversation between Eylon Levy and Doron Spielman, the Vice President of the City of David Foundation, the focus is on the archeological findings in Jerusalem that attest to the ancient presence and enduring history of the Jewish people in the region.

0 Israel History

In 1999, 15,000 tons of archaeological earth were ruined | Eylon Levy with Doron Spielman

Israel: State of a Nation · 14 Apr

In 1999, a significant archaeological controversy unfolded when 15,000 tons of earth containing valuable historical artifacts were displaced during the expansion of a mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

0 History Art

The excavation revealed an ancient Jewish pilgrimage route | Eylon Levy with Doron Spielman

Israel: State of a Nation · 12 Apr

The video highlights the discovery of an ancient Jewish pilgrimage route that dates back 600 years before the advent of Islam, uncovering significant historical evidence of early Jewish presence in the region.

0 History Art

The "City of David" isn’t inside the old city walls | Doron Spielman with Eylon Levy

Israel: State of a Nation · 11 Apr

Doron Spielman, Vice President of the City of David Foundation, engages in a conversation with Eylon Levy about the historical and archaeological significance of the City of David, which lies outside the current walls of Jerusalem's Old City.

0 History Politics

If Israel doesn't protect its antiquities, they’ll be erased | Doron Spielman with Eylon Levy

Israel: State of a Nation · 10 Apr

Doron Spielman emphasizes the critical importance of Israel's efforts to safeguard its antiquities in the face of potential destruction.

0 Politics History

Who Owns Jerusalem? | Archeology, Politics & the War Over Truth

Israel: State of a Nation · 10 Apr

In this Passover-focused episode, Eylon Levy delves into the intricate and contentious issue of who claims Jerusalem, specifically through the lense of archaeology and its role in political legitimacy.

0 Politics History

Don't Know Much About Antiquity

Israel Policy Pod · 10 Jul 2019

This episode of Israel Policy Pod explores the intersection of archaeology and politics in Israel and the West Bank, focusing on the controversial use of archaeological sites to legitimize settlements.

0 Israel Politics

The "Zionist Dreams & Nightmares" Edition

Promised Podcast · 25 Aug 2016

In this edition, Noah, Alon Tal, and William Slott engage in a discussion covering the themes of managing population growth in Israel as highlighted in Tal's book "The Land is Full," raising questions about immigration policies and birth rates.