Hidden in the rugged hills north of Nablus lies one of the most fascinating—and controversial—archaeological sites in Israel: Mount Ebal, known as the “Mount of the Curse.”
Here, according to the Bible, Joshua built an altar to the Lord after entering the Promised Land.
Archaeologists have uncovered a massive stone structure matching the biblical description—complete with burnt animal bones from kosher species.

Could this be the very altar of Joshua mentioned in Scripture?
Join us as we explore the ancient stones, the biblical story of blessing and curse, and the ongoing debate over Israel’s earliest history.

“Then Joshua built an altar to the Lord, the God of Israel, on Mount Ebal…” — Joshua 8:30