Temple Mount Complex Opens, Hundreds Gather at Al-Aqsa Mosque
After months of closure holy site opens despite a spike in cases in Israel in recent days
Jerusalem
Israeli Police Officers Shoot and Kill Disabled Palestinian in Jerusalem
Eyad Hallaq, 32, attended and worked in a special needs school close to where he was shot ■ Shooting officer says he suspected Hallaq was a terrorist because he was wearing gloves ■ Investigation source says policeman may have continued shooting despite commander telling him to stop
Palestinian Shot After Attempted Stabbing Attack, Jerusalem Police Say
According to police, the suspect, who is in serious condition, attempted to stab officers in East Jerusalem
As Netanyahu Corruption Trial Opens, His Team Preps to Fight 'Every Step of the Way'
In first for Israel, sitting prime minister faces trial ■ His lawyers are expected to take an aggressive approach to delay actual presentation of evidence ■ Likud lawmaker says conviction would be 'greatest injustice in Israel's history'
Analysis The Farce of Israel's Most Bloated Government Only Serves Netanyahu
Netanyahu took pride in improving the living standards; now he wants to share responsibility for the economic downturn ■ Jerusalem likely to become major flashpoint yet again
Hit Hard by the Coronavirus, Jerusalem Real Estate Market Looks for a Turnaround
The market expects renewed foreign buying, and young families are returning. But many businesses are leaving
Zoom in the Middle Ages? The Nuns Who Made the Pilgrimage to Jerusalem Without Leaving Their Room
A trip to the Holy Land was a perilous undertaking in the late Middle Ages, which is why so many nuns made the pilgrimage virtually
After Iran's Khameini Compares Zionism to Coronavirus, Netanyahu and Gantz Issue Warnings
Speaking on Jerusalem Day, Iran's Supreme Leader encourages Palestinians to take up arms, says 'Zionist regime is cancer'. Netanyahu: 'Those who threaten to destroy Israel will find themselves in a similar danger'
Two Years In, Israeli Plan for East Jerusalem Slowly Brings About Change
While some progress has been made in improving education and infrastructure, the project meant to better the life of 40 percent of Jerusalem’s population failed to meet many of its targets
Tower Boom Threatens to Render Jerusalem Unrecognizable
High-rises are going up in Jerusalem in big numbers, and critics say the City Of Gold could soon become the city of bland
Enigmatic Rooms Cut Into the Bedrock Discovered Under Western Wall
Checking beneath the floor of a Byzantine structure in ancient Jerusalem, the archaeologists found a strange system of rooms carved in the early Roman period
After Months of Enforced Distancing, Worshipers Return to Jerusalem's Synagogues
Despite the government green light, it looks as though the return to routine prayer, at least in some of the synagogues, will happen gradually
Jerusalem Officials Push for ultra-Orthodox Schools in Mixed Neighborhoods
Mayor Moshe Leon, whose major supporter is the Haredi party Degel Hatorah, urged to expand agreement that demarcated ultra-Orthodox areas
War Trophy of a Roman Soldier? Rare Bar Kochba Coin Found in Jerusalem
Out of over 22,000 ancient coins found in Jerusalem, only four were ‘minted’ by the Bar Kochba rebels – who evidently never made it into the city
Work in Jerusalem Nature Spot Will Harm Gazelles, Wildlife, Israeli Activists Say
Activists protest agricultural work being done during animals' birthing season, while Parks Authority says work not done within reserve and is covered by permit setting conditions to prevent damage
Hundreds Gather for Holiday Bonfires in Israel's Past Coronavirus Hot Spots, Defying Regulations
Police who tried to break up Lag Ba'omer bonfire in Modi'in Illit were met with stone throwing ■ Netanyahu condemned the gatherings
GOP Lawmakers Threaten Jordan With Sanctions for Not Extraditing Jerusalem Terror Accomplice
Ahlam Al-Tamimi was sentenced to life in Israel but released in a prisoner exchange with Israel in 2011
Greek Patriarchate Sues to Close Jerusalem Museum on Land It Claims to Own
Patriarchate wants archaeology museum operating since the 1990s shut, claiming it didn't know it ever opened
Palestinians in Israeli-controlled West Bank Fall Through Cracks of Coronavirus Response
Palestinians in small villages of Area C don’t receive the services they need to combat the coronavirus from either Israel or the Palestinian Authority
Dawn of a New Era? Jerusalem and Its Palestinian Residents Joining Forces to Battle Coronavirus
East Jerusalem activists and Mayor Moshe Leon report close and efficient cooperation in the fight against the coronavirus, with representatives of both sides meeting several times a week on a regular basis
Biden Says Will Keep U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem if Elected
Joe Biden says he would reopen a U.S. consulate in East Jerusalem as president, commits to two-state solution in virtual fundraiser
Another Circle of the Bereaved: Brothers, Sisters of Fallen Soldiers
Vahav died in April 1983 in an ambush in Lebanon. He was buried alongside an uncle who died in the 1973 Yom Kippur War. His brother Avishai talks about what it’s like to lose a sibling in war
Right-wing Jerusalem Settler Activist to Be Appointed Deputy Mayor
Arieh King works to evict Palestinians in neighborhoods in the eastern part of the city. If his appointment goes through, left-wing Meretz might leave the coalition
Market Vendors in Israel Angry They're Still Shut While Mega Stores Are Open
'Businesses are collapsing without income and owners are not entitled to any state help,' says one vendor
Israeli Troops Enter East Jerusalem Beyond Separation Wall to Enforce Coronavirus Rules
This week, Israel told the Palestinian Authority police not to enter the Kafr Aqab neighborhood to help residents enforce the regulations
What Is Ramadan? Everything You Need to Know (But Were Afraid to Ask)
The beginning of each new month in Islam is marked by the observance of a new moon
Israeli Border Police Officer Wounded Near Jerusalem in Stabbing, Car-ramming Attack
Soldiers at the site shot the assailant, who later died, according to Border Police
Israeli Policeman Filmed Assaulting ultra-Orthodox Man in Jerusalem
Justice Ministry to investigate after footage shows cop shoving man who posed no threat, after which other officers are seen passing by without reacting