Egypt's foreign minister told a Madrid press conference Monday there is no military solution to the Middle East crisis. Badr Abdelatty, Egypt's foreign affairs and...
Kingdom of Israel Built Arava Fortresses, Carbon Dating Shows
Carbonized cereal seeds, pulled from the granary floor of a desert fortress in southern Israel, returned a radiocarbon range of 791 to 772 BCE. That...
Israel’s First Christian Envoy Warns of a Vanishing Faith
George Deek, Israel's first special envoy to the Christian world, posted a four-minute video on Tuesday telling the global Christian community what regional demographic data...
An Israeli Artist Stitched 700 Found Flags Into One Canopy
For eight years, Tel Aviv artist Tal Tenne Czaczkes has been carrying home flags she finds on the ground after Israel's national holidays. She now...
Turkish Ney Player Sinem Hondaroglu Opens Cairo’s Museum Day Lineup
On the Glass Hall stage of the Grand Egyptian Museum, between an India dance troupe and a French choir, a thirty-minute slot on Monday went...
Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Hosts Exhibition on Ancient Egyptian Perfumes
The Egyptian Museum in Tahrir has unveiled a captivating temporary exhibition titled “The Scents of Ancient Egypt Through the Ages.” Organized in collaboration with France’s...
Honourable Lady and Egypt’s First Lady Explore Oman’s Rich Heritage at National Museum
Her Highness the Honorable Lady Sayyida Ahad bint Abdullah bin Hamed Al Busaidi, wife of His Majesty the Sultan, alongside Egypt’s First Lady Entissar Amer,...
Taylor Swift Tops International Artists, Amr Diab Leads Egyptian Charts in Anghami’s 2024 List
Anghami, the Middle East's leading music streaming platform, has unveiled its annual list of top-streamed songs and artists, revealing some interesting trends for 2024. Among...
12-Year-Old Girl Discovers 3,500-Year-Old Egyptian Amulet While Hiking
A 12-year-old girl hiking in Israel made an extraordinary discovery when she stumbled upon what she thought was an ordinary stone — but turned out...
Were the Pyramids of Egypt Really Tombs of Pharaohs?
The Pyramids of Egypt have long been considered the final resting places of pharaohs, but recent theories challenge this conventional belief. Were these awe-inspiring monuments...
Jerusalem’s Tower of David Museum to Host Accessibility Conference
Jerusalem’s iconic Tower of David Museum is set to host a pivotal conference on accessibility in historic sites and cities, emphasizing the integration of modern...
Miami Art Adviser Defies Anti-Israel Boycott with Israeli Art Show ‘Homeland’
Michelle Azout, a prominent Miami-based art adviser, is making headlines by challenging the ongoing anti-Israel boycott within the international art community. Her latest endeavor, an...
Egyptian Travel Agent Plans Educational Trip to Fujian
Egyptian travel agent Youssef is setting the stage for a transformative educational journey to Fujian, China, aiming to enrich students' cultural and natural experiences. A...
First Traces of Ancient Egyptian Hallucinogens Found in Old Jug
A groundbreaking discovery reveals that ancient Egyptians may have used hallucinogenic substances in their rituals, as evidenced by a 2,200-year-old jug. Unveiling the Mysteries of...
Archaeologists Uncover Well-Preserved Temple and Cult Center from Ancient Egypt
In a remarkable archaeological breakthrough, a well-preserved Egyptian temple dedicated to a fertility god has been unearthed, shedding new light on ancient religious practices and...
Discovering the Hidden Gems: 10 Lost Civilizations Older Than Egypt’s Pyramids
The Great Pyramid of Giza, towering at 454 feet, has long been celebrated as a marvel of ancient engineering. But did you know that several...