The main road in and out of Isawiyah has been shut since the second intifada, and residents say that keeping it closed is a daily hardship. A High Court petition argues Israeli police still refuse to open it without justification
The Joint List's Ofer Cassif files misconduct complaint after attempted arrest at an East Jerusalem anti-settlement protest that left him injured. The officer in question claimed he didn't know he was a Knesset member
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
Police arrest three suspects, two of them minors, in Isawiyah
The Joint List's Ofer Cassif says officers at Sheikh Jarrah were 'going wild, not letting people demonstrate' as weekly protest in support of the neighborhood's Palestinian residents draws large crowd
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
Six years ago, a police officer shot a sponge-tipped bullet at 15-year-old Ismail Khalil. The Justice Ministry closed the case due to 'lack of public interest'
Magen David Adom played key role in vaccinating East Jerusalem residents in recent months, but Israel's Health Ministry has stopped working with organization over financial dispute
Living in a ground-floor apartment in East Jerusalem, the Aabeds watch their street turn into a battleground almost every night
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
The investigation into the incident in which 9-year-old Malek Issa lost an eye has revealed contradictory versions from officers, and the Justice Ministry seems to have skipped key parts of the probe. The case was closed anyway
Rescuers were blocked from passing to the other side of the separation barrier without a military escort, as they tried to reach the family in the neighborhood of Kafr Aqab
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
COVID vaccinations start at Qalandiyah checkpoint as cases jump and inoculations lag in predominately Arab East Jerusalem
The move comes ahead of a hearing in the cases regarding the eviction of four families in East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood
Committee rejects master plan that would have given construction permits to residents of Walaja citing environmental concerns, while allowing settlement expansion in same area
In a rare move, Israel allowed Palestinian armed security forces to enter Kafr Aqab to calm matters
The toothbrushes seemed too new, there were too many cleaning products: Wasim Masis' case gives an insight into the many hurdles Jerusalem's Palestinians face when they apply to become Israeli citizens
M. was held by police for 12 hours before he was released to house arrest for five days and said he was interrogated in the absence of his parents, which is generally prohibited by law
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
Master plan envisions a new hospital in Haredi town of Beit Shemesh, hundreds more beds in western Jerusalem – and leaves 30 percent of Jerusalem's residents dependent on overcrowded facilities
Palestinian petition alleges discrimination, as 40% of planned homes in neighborhood outside pre-1967 borders are part of government-subsidized program only open to citizens
Archaeological evidence indicates that the Jerusalem foothills, the Judean lowlands and northern West Bank were relatively heavily farmed while the rainier Galilee was less so. Now geologists think they know why
Coronavirus vaccination levels for Israel's Arabs have been comparatively low, but East Jerusalem levels are even lower – leaving room for Jewish non-residents to receive inoculations in their place
Palestinian police need Israeli approval to enter Kafr Aqab, which is officially in Jerusalem but lies on the Palestinian side of Israel's West Bank wall. Locals say Israeli forces and authorities rarely police or even visit it
These are the best photos of the year taken by Haaretz photographers, moments of history caught on camera
Administrator General and Official Receiver says it only serves the interest of its properties’ legal owners. But Palestinians claim it uses unclear procedures, arbitrary decisions to facilitate the work of settlers’ groups