King david of israel

Israel's cycle of crisis and renewal: The five stages of Jewish history - opinion

Despite recurring crises and global hostility, Jewish history is framed as ending not in decline but in renewal and survival.

History repeats itself ...
Archaeological dig site at Tel Azekah, Israel, Mach 29, 2026.

Persian-era mass grave of children found during excavations in Israel’s Tel Azekah - study

Goliath is dead!

All women production retells David’s journey from shame to servant king

HORSES: NECESSARY or excessive?

Parashat Shoftim: A king who rules over himself


Jerusalem Day: A Perception of Time and Space

The Jerusalem Post

Grapevine: The King David, popular as ever

The King David is legendary and it has class, which continues to make it a No. 1 favorite with the diplomatic community.

The King David Hotel

No Fear and NO Hate - Only an Aspiration to Better the World

The Jerusalem Post

Where is King David buried?

According to Jewish law, kings of Israel are buried within the city walls of the ancient City of David.

Protester's gather at King David’s tomb on Mount Zion last month to protest against Catholic use of the site on Pentacost. Recent years have seen tension over the area.

Grapevine: Hotel-rich Jerusalem

News from around the Jerusalem.

Waldorf Astoria hotel in Jerusalem

Who’s buried in King David’s tomb?

The Bible states clearly that David was buried in the City of David; if anywhere should be hallowed as a place for pilgrimage and prayer, it is there.

Protester's gather at King David’s tomb on Mount Zion last month to protest against Catholic use of the site on Pentacost. Recent years have seen tension over the area.

WATCH: Protestors attempt to prevent Christian worshipers at King David’s tomb

The protestors gathered by the site and conducted a mass prayer service and study session in an effort to block access to the building.

Cross.

A feast fit for a king

Dining in style at the King David Hotel’s La Régence.

La Régence restaurant in King David Hotel

Ancient rock adds evidence of King David’s existence

House of David inscription, part of the “Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age” exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Ancient rock with House of David inscription

King David’s festival

Neither Shavuot nor King David would be possible without the Oral Torah.

An old wooden chessboard depicts King David.