Lack of Security Camera Footage Mars Israel's Probe Into Its Killing of Autistic Palestinian

Haaretz investigation shows that many cameras were in the area, including two in the garbage room where Eyad Hallaq was shot by Border Police. But where's the footage?

Hundreds Across Israel Attend LGBTQ Pride Rallies

Jerusalem police detained several far-right activists on suspicion of planning to disturb the event, which was significantly scaled back this year in light of coronavirus restrictions

Jerusalem Court Approves Disputed Sale of Greek Church Property to Jewish Settler Group

Ruling caps Orthodox Church's 16-year legal battle challenging the validity of the sale of Old City property to right-wing group that seeks to increase Jewish presence in East Jerusalem

Jerusalem City Inspectors Take Down U.S. Embassy Banner for LGBTQ Pride Month

Embassy says it will rehang banner as soon as possible in statement after Deputy Mayor Arieh King orders its removal

The Pagan Gods That Still Exist in the Holy Land's City Names

Conquerors came and went, but cities all over Israel and the region, not least Jericho and Jerusalem, retained identification with ancient deities

Israeli Man Accused of Murdering Wife 'Doesn’t Remember' Anything, Only That She 'Stabbed Him First'

Eliran Malul, charged with murdering his wife in front of their child with 'unusual cruelty,' claims in court he was too drunk to remember that October night, but that she attacked him

Jerusalem Illegally Razes Four Palestinian Buildings, Clearing Way for a New Park

‘They took me to the checkpoint for four hours; when I returned, there was no house,’ says one Palestinian whose home was demolished

Rivlin on Killing of Autistic Palestinian: Everything Must Be Done to Avoid Repeat of Such an Incident

Eyad Hallaq was shot by Border Police in Jerusalem’s Old City in late May after he was mistaken for a terrorist despite his counselor yelling to the officers that he's disabled

Reenactment of Killing of Autistic Palestinian Called Off Due to Media Presence

The reenactment of the Border Police shooting of Eyad Hallaq, a Palestinian with special needs, had been due to take place late Saturday night

'He's Disabled,' the Caregiver Screamed. 'I'm With Her,' Eyad Cried. The Cop Opened Fire Anyway

The 32-year-old autistic Palestinian lay wounded and terrified on the ground while his caregiver, standing nearby, tried to explain to Israeli policemen that he had a disability and pleaded for his life. To no avail: He was shot dead within minutes

Hundreds March in Israel, West Bank for Palestinian, Black American Police Brutality Victims

Protesters in Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv and Bethlehem call for justice for Eyad Hallaq and George Floyd ■ Four activists detained in Jerusalem

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

Editorial Bearing Personal Responsibility

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