On at least four occasions over the past few months, Trump has told the same story about U.S. policy befitting Israel, each time featuring a different Jewish figure
The embassy move was first announced in 2018 - and then retracted in May - but lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro says his father is keeping his promise after all
Community member tells of short-lived hope that Israel-Hamas talks would help their cause, as rights group laments 'deepening of Israel's separation policy' between West Bank and Gaza
A letter found in the Israeli army archives, lauding his 'military and moral' prowess, spurred the family of Moshe 'Mush' Zilberschmidt, who fell in the War of Independence, to ask for posthumous recognition
Secular councilman blames ex-mayor Barkat's capitulation to the ultra-Orthodox and vows to block scheme
Amana organization receives the same amount it paid the state – $224,000 –every year in return for renting out only the ground floor of the East Jerusalem building
Problematic decisions and difficult style of management notwithstanding, Prof. Zeev Rotstein to manage Jerusalem hospitals for three more years. 'I didn't come to find favor in anyone's eyes,' he asserts
Contradictions emerged between the reports the policemen filed immediately after the arrest and the version of events they gave in court, as well as disagreements between the two policemen
Tzipi Rimmel's husband, Ephraim, suffered serious injuries and their 10-year-old son was critically injured
A new section of highway will go around a refugee camp; grape growers say it will block access to many of their vineyards
The city's leading trends: cocktails and chef restaurants
Emek Shaveh challenges transition government's jurisdiction to decide such a monumental and expensive project
Three major companies are launching a pilot program in the city next month
Polish-born Ephraim Lentzitzky helped fleeing members of the Jewish underground Irgun militia, who laid the bombs that exploded at the famed Jerusalem hotel, killing 91 Arabs, Jews and Brits
Small nonprofit makes history by becoming the first to be exclusively founded and run by Arabs that is handing out scholarships to Jews
If convicted, Malul will face a life sentence for the murder of his wife, Michal Sela, last month
Video of the event shows officers attacking S. for no apparent reason. Despite the evidence, the internal investigations unit dropped the case against the officers
According to locals, police agreed not to send policemen to schools during certain hours to avoid tensions ■ Text messages seen by Haaretz negate police's denial that deal was reached
According to locals, police agreed not to send policemen to schools during the daytime as students come and go in order to avoid tensions ■ Police deny a deal was reached
'The revival of the Jewish people in the land of Israel is a divine promise being fulfilled,' deputy national security adviser, a Foreign Ministry employee, says at event for Christian media
The late founder had envisioned the new center as a place where Christian tourists could be trained to become 'ambassadors' for Israel abroad and help combat the BDS movement
Their every move is filmed, every exit from their house depends on the army and they may access their land three times a year at most. The Gharib family has been living this way since Israel surrounded them with settlers
Separation barrier and tough job market seen as spurring spike of East Jerusalem residents on campus. The trend is bringing the city's Palestinian and Jewish communities closer, and creating a new elite
Open City under fire for East Jerusalem tours sponsored by right-wing group and that include controversial Ein Hanya spring
A play about one female Zionist legend of the Haganah led to the discovery of a historical pistol belonging to another
After this two-and-a-half-hour tour through central Jerusalem, you’ll be an expert on the different Haredi sects’ garb. Then comes the talk about sex
Artifacts from the literary estate that was delivered to the National Library of Israel this summer include letters Kafka wrote to his Hebrew teacher as well as lists of expressions next to their meaning in German
Police say the 16-year-old East Jerusalem resident tried to stab them with a knife but failed; troops opened fire after the teen fled, injuring him moderately
The authorities have given Mustafa Al-Kharouf three weeks to change his residence status or leave the country