Nir Hasson

Elad manages the City of David National Park in the E. Jerusalem neighborhood, and funds many of the archaeological excavations carried out in the area by the Israel Antiquities Authority.

'First it was NIS 30, then NIS 70, then NIS 150 ... and now it stands at NIS 475,' a peddler selling bread near Jaffa Gate for the past 25 years tells Haaretz.

Conflict comes against the backdrop of various efforts to separate men and women or to exclude women from the public space.

State whitewashing construction plans between Jerusalem, Ma'aleh Adumim.

It seems a wave of street name changes is in the offing in the Nahlaot and Mahane Yehuda neighborhoods.

Cnaan Advertising has refused to place ads featuring women on buses for several years, claiming they are not worth its while because ultra-Orthodox extremists vandalize the buses.

Judges reject claims that the homes had been sold to new owners who wanted the Palestinian families out.

New plan to bring 1,700 housing units to Mitzpeh Naftoah as part of an effort to address the crisis of affordable housing in Jerusalem.

Housing Ministry sources say decision linked to Netanyahu's declaration that Israel would take punitive measures following Palestinian Authority efforts to become a member of UNESCO.

Housing Ministry publishes tenders for construction across Green Line as part of plan to build 6,000 housing units throughout Israel.

Security guard at Ma'aleh Adumim settlement was lightly wounded in the attack; security forces searching area for perpetrator.

Research shows that the historian Karl Bosl swept away his Nazi past and replaced it with the image of a brave opponent of the Nazis.

Eviction action appears to be designed to turn the property over to Elad, an organization that encourages Jews to move into the predominantly Arab neighborhood.

In letter to the Jewish Daily Forward, Seth Morrison says eviction is a 'violation of human rights', part of systematic transfer of Palestinian property to Jewish settlers which hinders a lasting peace agreement.

Jerusalem Mayor denounces arsonists' attack on burial site of noted Muslim figure, saying zero tolerance should be shown to violence of any kind, and that coexistence in the city must be kept.

Photograph depicts chairman of an organization dedicated to bolstering Jewish presence in Jerusalem running over 2 Palestinian youths who were hurling stones at him.

The company's employees say management is infringing on their rights and that money they are entitled to is not being transferred to them.

Decision made in light of the sensitivity of the matter and the unwillingness to exacerbate tensions in region, on day after bridge was closed for fear of collapse.

Ministerial Committee on the Status of Women considering sanctions against businesses that discriminate against women.

Wooden ramp leading from Western Wall Plaza to Temple Mount and Al-Aqsa mosque closed due to concerns it may collapse; Hamas condemns move as 'Zionist aggression.'

Due to safety concerns, Western Wall Heritage Foundation shuts down historic bridge, which has become a sensitive issue for both Egypt and Jordan.

Mustafa Tamimi laid to rest in the West Bank village Nabi Saleh, two days after he was hit in the head by tear gas canister fired by IDF soldier.

The discovery of two rare 18th-century books from Amsterdam's Jewish community has left archivist Stefan Litt looking for answers.

Photographs show Mustafa Tamimi in the moments before and after he was hit by a tear gas canister fired by an IDF soldier in an apparent violation of the rules of engagement.