Archaeologists uncover an ancient Egyptian fortress in Sinai with 500 trees, deep moats, paved roads, and housing—dating back over 2,000 years to the Ptolemaic period.

King Djoser of Egypt ordered his chief architect, Imhotep, to design a tomb like no other - The Step Pyramid of Djoser.

For decades, Egyptologists have known of Tell Abu Saifi’s existence; however, recent excavations continue to unearth the ...

The many-sided threat of Palestinian statehood is part of a much larger and more portentous enemy threat. On May 6, 2025, ...

Located in the northern Sinai Desert, the site is shedding new light on defensive structures built to protect Egypt's eastern borders ...

The pyramids are so central to the modern view of Egypt, and to Egyptian tourism, that it is hard not to speak ...

On April 23, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) described the current humanitarian ...

Discover Egypt's pavilion at the 2025 Venice Biennale—an interactive exploration of sustainability through the lens of the ...

There wasn’t a single person that didn’t raise an eyebrow in astonishment when they heard I was on my way for a vacation in ...

Alongside the fort, the mission uncovered housing units, the eastern gates of the two known forts, a limestone road, and ...

Situated in the Sinai Desert, the Tell Abu Saifi archaeological site is known as ancient Egypt’s “Fortress of the East” for ...

The situation in Gaza today starkly highlights Israeli exceptionalism. Israel is employing the starvation of two million Palestinians in the blockaded and devastated Gaza Strip as a tactic to extract ...