Leaked documents link the Russian oligarch to four companies that have donated generously to the Elad organization, which works to increase Jewish presence in E. Jerusalem ■ This report was written with the assistance of Shomrim, the Center for Media and Democracy
'We hope to take this historic step before the end of the year, as long as the pandemic allows it,' Honduran president Hernandez says on Twitter
Benvenisti, who published columns on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in Haaretz for some 20 years, also served as Jerusalem's deputy mayor in charge of the city's Palestinian neighborhoods
Ultra-Orthodox community has launched unprecedented logistical campaign to enable adherence to guidelines and allow large as possible prayer gathering at Rosh Hashanah
Researchers celebrate – and sample – the first fruit of palm trees germinated from ancient seeds from the Judean desert
Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi David Lau suspended a panel supervising religious trusts in Jerusalem, in violation of a pledge he made to the High Court of Justice
During the week-long curfew, residents' movement is restricted and all non-essential businesses are closed
Suspect was arrested in the nature reserve with a gun in his possession, and confessed during questioning
Despite assurances by health authorities that reusables are safe if washed properly, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv renege on commitment to greener, safer utensils
Ultra-Orthodox activists protest removal of skeletons, dismantling of 1,900-year-old graves – despite the fact they're probably not Jewish
Prospective buyers told $70 million property was no longer on the market
She’s only 18 herself, but for the past two years Tova Safranai has been devoting her life to helping youths living on the streets of Jerusalem
Border Police report Palestinians threw stones at officers. Police deploy tear gas, stun grenades and sponge-tipped bullets before leaving without making arrests
Shmuel Rabinowitz maintains he didn’t know the rally would be of a political nature, but organizers showed support for Jerusalem mayoral candidate
The confrontation occurred after the vendor racked up huge fines for selling bread at the Jaffa Gate without a license and inspectors were ordered to confiscate them on a daily basis
The weekly protests at Balfour Street are an insurance policy for Israeli democracy, and may have contributed to Netanyahu’s decision not to call another early election
During the most recent protest, the officers' tolerance for provocations and shouts was low and they used much more force than usual
Justice Ministry unit to probe alleged attack by policeman ■ Hearing set for request to extend detention of three protesters, including one suspected of punching officer
Police officer filmed hitting protester as law enforcement forcefully disperse demonstrators ■ Police: Incident will be investigated, three officers injured
Ex-Shin Bet chief Carmi Gillon spoke to anti-Netanyahu demonstrators after being injured during evacuation of protest camp the night before
Organizers asked for a permit for 3,000 participants, but short of 300 turned up
There are no tour groups and the opening hours have been trimmed, but the museum is bouncing back from the coronavirus
Ex-Shin Bet head among those roughed up as police clear demonstrators ahead of right-wing protest near PM's residence
As a legal challenge to weekly anti-government awaits decision, protesters from Saturday's demonstration released, pledging to stay away from the city
No one wants to host a coronavirus superspreader event. The pandemic is making Israelis rethink the typical approach to wedding celebrations
Most of those infected in the city live in its eastern Palestinian neighborhoods, top official says, arguing 'any other city with these numbers would be in full lockdown'
The panel was convened under the auspices of President Reuven Rivlin following the May police shooting of Eyad Hallaq