2.000 años después de que los rebeldes judíos se escondieran de Roma, sus túneles se abren al público
El sitio recién inaugurado de Horbat Burgin en las colinas de Judea presenta escondites subterráneos de la era de la Revuelta de Bar Kojba, coloridos mosaicos de una iglesia bizantina
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A network of Jewish rebel hideouts from the Bar Kokhba Revolt is now accessible to the public at Horbat Burgin in the Judean Foothills. The site offers a direct physical link to a pivotal moment of Jewish resistance against Roman rule, nearly two millennia ago. Alongside the underground chambers, visitors can see Byzantine-era mosaics, layering different periods of history in one location. The opening gives you a rare chance to walk through spaces where people once hid for survival.