A video of the incident on the Jerusalem light rail posted on social media sparked uproar. Police say one of the suspects, both residents of East Jerusalem, fled to the West Bank but was captured at an Israeli checkpoint
Forces arrived in Jerusalem's Mea Sh'earim neighborhood to arrest suspects in the sabotage of light rail construction in the city
Under Jordanian rule the Airport in Atarot served 100,000 passengers a year and ran lines to Iran and Qatar. After the Six-Day War, foreign airlines refused to use it. Now it may be turned into a Haredi neighborhood
Videos of police violence against Palestinians at the scene come amid other footage of Palestinian attacks on Jewish passersby and on police vehicles
Witnesses say suspects walked around Jerusalem city center and asked people questions in attempt to find out if they had an Arabic accent, and attacking those who were presumed Arabs
The westward expansion, tall towers, addiction to cars and damage to open spaces are additional ways the capital is being marred, the city’s former urban planning chief tells Haaretz
I'm a Palestinian community organizer in East Jerusalem's Silwan neighborhood. Let me show you what it's like to be besieged by settlers and under constant attack by the Israeli authorities
The beginning of each new month in Islam is marked by the observance of a new moon
Ateret Cohanim activists, accompanied by Israeli police, take over at least 16 apartments purchased from their Palestinian owners in the neighborhood of Silwan, in the latest move in what local councilwoman dubs 'racist struggle'
The plan, which would expand the Har Homa neighborhood and just needs district-level approval, would help isolate a Palestinian neighborhood and possibly cause a headache for Joe Biden
It is anticipated that the panel will approve the construction of the proposed 540 housing units for the area between Har Homa and nearby Givat Hamatos, south of Jerusalem beyond the Green Line
'Last year we told people to stay at home,' says church official. 'This year we are somehow silent'
He founded a nonprofit to assist the homeless in Israel and lived on the street to understand them better. Social worker Omri Abramovich, 42, learned how to beg for money, ate at soup kitchens, used discarded cartons as covers on cold nights and also made some true friends
Posters of women musicians were also vandalized at light rail station, but no suspects have been arrested
'There will be many voting for Smotrich, and that's not terrible because it may rescue the right,' says one worshiper at a synagogue
For years, the city and residents of Silwan's al-Bustan neighborhood were in talks on housing solutions for Palestinian families whose homes would be torn down to build an archaeological park
On Thursday, the Czech Republic opened a diplomatic office in Jerusalem in a move that drew condemnation from the Palestinians and Arab League
A 120-year-old diary offers glimpse into Jerusalem's Hansen House, a leper asylum that now serves as a cultural center
United Torah Judaism says it will reconsider its position on government coronavirus restrictions, in the wake of an hours-long freeze of bus and train service to Jerusalem meant to curb large Purim gatherings
Thousands of people circumvent the ban on transportation to and from the city — to prevent large crowds during the Purim holiday — by marching along the highways
A Shin Bet coordinator told Waqf employee Fadi Alian six months ago that there was a '90 percent chance' his home would be torn down
The country is the second in Africa, after Malawi, to announce such a move to the city in recent months
Trump’s deal is dead, Biden is busy, the far right dreams of annexation and the far left of BDS, the peace process industry is engrossed in its fantasies. But there’s a practical, unglamorous way to make life better for two million Israelis and Palestinians
97 senators vote in favor of amendment that sets aside funding to maintain embassy, which Biden has set he does not intend to return to Tel Aviv
St. Joseph Hospital is easing the load on Israeli hospitals and taking on Jewish patients, too, but Israel’s Health Ministry has no plans to allot it more beds in the coming decades