Tell es-Sultan is one of the largest settlement mounds in the Jordan Valley and belongs to historical Jericho.The site has been occupied since the proto-Neolithic, with only a few phases of abatement.

Tel Aviv also objected to UNESCO's acceptance of Palestine as a member state in 2011. But Israel remains a party to the World Heritage Convention, and it sent a delegation to the meeting in Riyadh.

TEL AVIV – A leading ... More recently, UNESCO, in September 2023, named the Tell es-Sultan site near Jericho, which contains ruins dating back to the ninth millennium BCE, ...

More recently, UNESCO, in September 2023, named the Tell es-Sultan site near Jericho, which contains ruins dating back to the ninth millennium BCE, including evidence of one of humanity’s first ...

Tel Al-Sultan, in the southern city of Rafah, was one of the first to be re-occupied by Israeli troops after the renewed assault began on March 18.

Palestinian civilians trapped in the Tel al-Sultan neighborhood in western Rafah are facing genocide amid an Israeli onslaught in the southern Gaza Strip, municipal authorities warned on Monday.

T he first women archaeologists in history were Victorian-era adventurers who felt most at home when farthest from it.’ This was the opening line of Amanda Adam’s book Ladies of the field, which ...

He added that Daxa commanded over Tel al-Sultan in Rafah in southern Gaza, where Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar was killed last week. Daxa’s command over the area is what “stopped Sinwar from ...

AMMAN - The archaeological team found a dagger in a necropolis north of Tell Sultan thanks to a villager who gave it to the Italian-Palestinian ar ...

The Tel al-Sultan battalion was a major part of Hamas's Rafah Brigade. By JERUSALEM POST STAFF SEPTEMBER 14, 2024 18:57 Updated: SEPTEMBER 14, 2024 22:39 162nd Division in the Tel Al-Sultan Area.

AMMAN — The archaeological team found a dagger in a necropolis north of Tell Sultan thanks to a villager who gave it to the Italian-Palestinian archaeological expedition to Tell Sultan. The finding ...