Planned Western Wall Train Will Threaten Historic Jerusalem Spring, Report Says
Water has flown from what might be the most famous spring in history for millions of years – and work on an underground train could end it
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Sanders Says He May Move U.S. Embassy Back From Jerusalem if Elected President
On debate stage, Sanders also called Netanyahu a 'reactionary racist,' Warren encouraged direct negotiations with the Palestinians, Bloomberg pushed two-state solution
Israel Government Issues Tenders for Jerusalem Neighborhood, Ending Building Freeze
Construction of Givat Hamatos was viewed as problematic as it was thought that in a future plan to divide Jerusalem, would separate two Arab neighborhoods from the contiguity of East Jerusalem
Jerusalem Adopts New Storage Locker Program for the Homeless
The project was initiated after a man living on the streets of Jerusalem explained his hardships to a city resident, including theft of documents and money from a hostel for the homeless
Israeli Taxi App Gett Sued for Allegedly Letting Jerusalem Users Filter Out Arab Drivers
'Mehadrin' service gives users option to only ride in cabs that don't operate on Shabbat, but attorneys and drivers allege that its true purpose is to hail cabs driven by Jews
Israel Approves Extending Tel Aviv-Jerusalem Line to Western Wall, Over Experts’ Objections
Transportation Minister Bezalel Smotrich exerted heavy pressure on the committee to accept the plan, several sources say
Killing of Iran's Soleimani Will Lead to Liberation of Jerusalem, Guards Say
'The cowardly and craven assassination of commander Soleimani will lead to the liberation of Jerusalem by the grace of God'
Analysis Jews Fighting Jerusalem Arab Project Will Soon Find They're on the Losing Side
The combination of blatant, covert racism and local politicians who promoted the fight for a third national election have led the plan to its premature doom
New Jerusalem Promenade Offers Best View of a Powder Keg
A section of the Ramparts Walk has been reopened to the public, providing fascinating views of the Christian and Muslim quarters. Too bad Israelis are afraid to visit
Business Center for E. Jerusalem Arabs Halted Over Jewish Neighbors' Objections
The center next to Umm Tuba was one of four planned by the Jerusalem Affairs Ministry, but plans have been suspended due to objections by Har Homa residents that included opposition to 'mixing' of populations
Even This Far-reaching Peace Initiative Is No Longer Sure That Jerusalem Can Be Divided
A document prepared in parallel to the plan released by the Trump administration questions whether a division of the city is still relevant
Jerusalem Rescinds Decision to Rename East Jerusalem Streets After Rabbis
Municipality’s name and commemoration committee passed a resolution to find either neutral or Arab names for the neighborhood’s streets
Car-ramming Attack in Jerusalem: 12 Israeli Soldiers Wounded; Suspect Apprehended
Israeli army says suspect drove toward soldiers as they were walking down the street and fled ■ One soldier in serious condition, 11 others lightly injured
Israeli Border Police Officer Lightly Wounded in Shooting in Jerusalem's Old City
The suspect, an Arab Israeli from Haifa, was shot dead at the scene in second Jerusalem attack in 24 hours
In Victory for Settler Group, Court Orders Eviction of Two Palestinian Families From Jerusalem Home
This is the third time in a week that court rules in favor of Ateret Cohanim, removing Palestinians from their East Jerusalem homes because property once belonged to Jews
Ancient Place of Worship Found Near Jerusalem Challenges Assumptions About First Temple
At least the same size as Solomon’s Temple and resembling that structure’s description in the Bible, Motza temple was used for worship of both Yahweh and idols
Analysis Netanyahu Is Glad His Court Will Be in Jerusalem, ‘Where the Judges Go to Synagogue’
The attorney general reportedly says there will be no plea bargain in the prime minister’s corruption cases. If not, experience shows that Netanyahu has no reason to be bullish about the venue
Explained Israeli Gesture to Secure Release of Woman Jailed in Russia Could Spell Trouble in Jerusalem
No, Israel isn't giving Putin a church in return for high-profile prisoner Naama Issachar, but the move could cause problems for Israel with all the other Christian denominations in the city
Mosque Burned, Vandalized in East Jerusalem Hate Crime
Meanwhile, 15 Palestinians were arrested on their way to prayer at the Temple Mount
Israeli Police Gunfire Left This Palestinian Disabled. Now Cops Are Back to Harass Him
After shooting Khalil Mahmoud in the head in 2015, disabling him for life, Israeli Border Police showed up in his home last week to summon him for questioning, no explanations offered
WATCH France's Macron Filmed Yelling at Israeli Security Guards in Jerusalem: Respect the Rules
France made it clear that, contrary to an Israeli police statement, there was no 'apology' on their part about the incident at french-owned Church
Jerusalem Mayor Invites Holocaust Forum Attendees to Cocktail Party
Participants of high-profile event commemorating 75th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation were invited to a 'one-of-a-kind' event with live music and an after-party, but city says draft version was leaked
Court Okays Eviction of Palestinian Family Because Land Was Once Owned by Jews
Israeli ruling, based on law that enables Jews to reclaim property left behind but does not give Palestinian similar rights, could pave the way for the eviction hundreds more from East Jerusalem properties
Governmental Plan Would Expand Jerusalem Further to West, Damaging Green Areas
Environmental activists up in arms over first stage of so-called White Ridge scheme, still under discussion, while ministry launches examination of second stage
Israel Police Arrest Palestinian Woman After Attempted Stabbing in Jerusalem
Police say the woman waved a knife at policemen in Damascus Gate, prompting forces to detain her; sources say suspect acted like she wanted to get arrested
How a Notorious Pimp Became a Respected Rabbi and Sex Addiction Therapist
Shraga Schlachter went from operating five brothels to giving lectures about sex addiction and training hundreds of therapists in the ultra-Orthodox community
Security Revolution in East Jerusalem: Israel Opens Community Police Station in Tense Palestinian Neighborhood
A more aggressive policing by Israeli authorities is being replaced by community policing carried out by officers who are becoming familiar with the neighborhood
The 400-year-old Secrets of Italy’s Jewish Feminists
Jerusalem exhibit shows how Jewish Italian women from the 16th century onward turned everyday clothing into sacred objects, transforming their communities along the way
Israel Picks Up Pace, Grants Citizenship to 1,200 East Jerusalem Palestinians
Population Authority moves things along faster, after facing repeated criticism from the High Court for its slow handling of citizenship applications