Bestselling author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza has released a new book, "The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archaeology, Prophecy, and the Last Days," arguing that archaeological discoveries in Israel and beyond provide compelling evidence for people, places and events described in the Bible. The project, which he says was sparked by a trip to Israel, grew into a three-year investigation into biblical archaeology, a field he believes offers powerful rebuttals to sceptics who question the historical reliability of scripture.

D'Souza's book examines specific finds that he says corroborate biblical accounts, positioning the evidence as a direct challenge to those who doubt the Bible's historical accuracy. The article, published by Fox News, presents the book as part of a broader wave of interest in biblical archaeology, alongside other recent discoveries reported in the region, including ancient mosaics and relics linked to sites mentioned in scripture.