El Valle de Elá
Este fértil valle en las llanuras de Judea en el centro de Israel es más conocido por ser el lugar de la famosa batalla bíblica entre David y Goliat. Recientemente reconocida como reserva natural debido a su amplia variedad de flora y fauna nativa, el Fondo Nacional Judío lleva a cabo una labor activa para la protección de este área histórica frente a las amenazas ambientales, por lo que ha invertido en sitios patrimoniales y recreativos en la zona.
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Biblical Archaeology in the Ella Valley
Produced by the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem in Hebrew with English subtitles, this video (08:52) highlights the significance of the archaeological findings from Khirbet Qeiyafa in the Elah Valley.
Malcolm Gladwell: The Unheard story of David & Goliath
In this fascinating TED talk (15:40), world-renowned journalist and author Malcolm Gladwell offers an original perspective of the classic biblical underdog tale of young David defeating the mighty Goliath with
The Azekah Inscription: The Strategic Importance of Azekah
The Azekah Inscription, today found in the British Museum, is a an archaeological discovery that describes the military campaign of King Sennacherib of Assyria against King Hezekiah of Judah, including the conquest
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Single Combat Duels: From David & Goliath to «Troy»
This video clip from the movie, «Troy» (2004) presents the battle in which Achilles unexpectedly defeats the enormous Boagrius, reminiscent of the classic biblical underdog tale of David and Goliath. This
Tel Azekah: A View From Above
This wordless video (01:30) presents a drone view of Tel Azekah, the site of the biblical battle between David and Goliath. The video helps one understand the strategic importance of
Views of the Ella Valley
Created as part of an effort to protect the Ella Valley from construction plans, this video (03:15) showcases the sweeping views, flowered landscapes and archaeological sites of this unique area.