Ehud Olmert's former travel planner Rachael Risby-Raz breaks down crying on the witness stand; accuses prosecution of leaking documents to the media.
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Ehud Olmert's former travel planner Rachael Risby-Raz breaks down crying on the witness stand; accuses prosecution of leaking documents to the media.
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As Israeli and Palestinian leaders wrap up Egypt summit already marred by row over West Bank settlements, Jerusalem council announces plan to debate building 1,362 housing units beyond Green Line.
0 commentsThe enlargement was planned as part of efforts to rebuild the ramp leading to the Mugrabi Gate, a centuries-old passageway between the Western Wall Plaza and the Temple Mount.
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There are about 30 'communities' in Israel, half of them in Jerusalem and five in Kiryat Yovel. The municipality supports them, as part of Mayor Nir Barkat's efforts to stem the exodus of the city's young people.
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Documents presented by prosecution in Rishon Tours trial show contradiction between Raz-Risby's testimony to police and court.
with Liel Kyzer 0 commentsFormer PM's hard-written notes demonstrate his intimate knowledge of trip funding details.
with Liel Kyzer 0 commentsBereaved families will soon have to resort to high-density burial methods as graveyards start to run out of plots.
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Documents submitted by the prosecution to the Jerusalem District Court appeared to show that contrary to what he has claimed, the former PM was very involved in his overseas travel arrangements.
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In the former prime minister's first public appearance since the police recommended trying him in connection with the Holyland corruption affair, Olmert mainly spoke about the negotiations.
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The controversial Strauss House is a 900-square-meter building planned for the northern area of the plaza in front of the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City.
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Number of immigrants to Israel reached 17,880 this past year, an increase of 18 percent over last year's figures collated by the Jewish Agency.
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‘A Star is Born’ is holding its finale in Jerusalem tomorrow night, after quiet negotiations with ultra-Orthodox leaders. City fathers are bursting with pride.
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Balsam, once the source of the region's most sought-after perfume, disappeared from the local ecosystem centuries ago
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Terror victims' memorial group wants Jerusalem City Council to approve construction of the massive complex in contested neighborhood.
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Suspects allegedly attacked Lance Wolf, 60, because he refused to give them a cigarette; Victim lay bleeding for 50 minutes before anyone called for help.
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The suspects ran an organization to raise for funds for patients in need of liver, heart transplants; the two have admitted to irregularities but deny stealing money.
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At least 1,000 people gathered at the protest tent outside the Prime Minister's Residence in Jerusalem Saturday to call for the release of Gilad Shalit.
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Family, friends and supporters mark IDF soldier Gilad Shalit's fifth birthday in Hamas captivity with Jerusalem rally.
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Gil Dvash, 45, allegedly assaulted children during their visits to the Jerusalem synagogue where he worked.
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The Max Rayne bilingual school in Jerusalem is the country's largest Jewish-Arab institution with 530 students.
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Years before corruption allegations, something entirely different was uncovered at the Holyland project site in Jerusalem: traces of ancient communities, including shards of 2 clay vessels.
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