Hungarian Foreign Minister: Embassy in Israel Will Not Be Moved to Jerusalem
Peter Szijjarto says his country's embassy will remain in Tel Aviv, in keeping with international law and EU policy
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Palestinian Sentenced to 22 Years in Prison for Jerusalem Stabbing Attack
Security guard who was critically wounded in 2017 told West Bank resident in court ‘I am still here, alive and well’
Six Palestinians Among Those Killed in New Zealand Mosque Massacre
Other Palestinians killed and wounded in the shooting could have been counted as citizens of Jordan or other countries, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry says
Israeli Court Orders Contested Temple Mount Building Shut After Weeks of Tensions
The Bab al-Rahma site has been a flashpoint of tensions between Israelis, Palestinians and Jordanian authorities after it was reopened in defiance of Israeli court orders
Analysis King Abdullah Is Caught Between Jordan’s Protests and Jerusalem’s Tensions
Demonstrations against corruption, rising unemployment and reports that the U.S. will support giving the Saudis and Moroccans a say on the Temple Mount are threatening the king’s throne
Tensions Persist at Temple Mount as Palestinian Protesters Tear Doors Off Contested Building
The doors were removed off Bab al-Rahma at the Golden Gate despite the stance of the holy site's custodian, the Waqf
You Think Tel Aviv Traffic Is Bad? Try the Qalandiyah Checkpoint
At this key junction for Palestinians, it can take an hour to drive a few dozen meters
Teens Suspected of Temple Mount Arson Say They Wanted to Harm Israeli Police Officer Who Provoked Worshipers
Two 15-year-olds say they threw a firebomb after seeing a video that showed an Israeli police officer stepping on prayer rugs despite Muslim worshipers' calls for him to stop
Analysis Temple Mount Custodian Lost Control. It's in Israel's Interest to Assist
Accused by Israeli police of helping terrorism and accused by Palestinians of collaborating with Israel, the Waqf is stuck between a rock and a hard place
Israel Police Break Into Temple Mount After Firebomb Hurled
Police to reopen site to morning worshipers ■ Three suspects arrested ■ Clashes erupt between police forces and worshipers
Israeli Court Acquits Jewish Suspects in Jerusalem Church Arson Case
Resident of West Bank outpost, previously convicted of a church arson, and an unnamed accomplice were suspected of attacking Jerusalem's Dormition Abbey
Senior Israeli Delegation Visits Jordan, but No Solution Yet for Temple Mount Crisis
Jerusalem and Amman still discussing potential agreement over prayer site ahead of mass Friday protest prayers
Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Boycotts Event Held at 'Heretical' Conservative Venue
Eliezer Rauchberger of the ultra-Orthodox Degel Hatorah party says he declined to attend because the Reform and Conservative movements are bent on 'destroying Judaism'
Temple Mount Mosque Ordered Shut Within a Week, Israeli Court Warns
The Jerusalem court said it would close a contested building reopened by Muslim worshipers last month, unless Islamic custodian, which refuses to appear before Israeli courts as a matter of principle, responds to case
U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem Merges With Embassy
The consulate had primarily served the capital's Palestinians and was the main channel of communication between Washington and Abbas
Waqf Guards Barred From Temple Mount by Israel Call for Mass Protest
The guards, employed by the Temple Mount's Islamic custodian, call on Muslims to participate in Friday's prayers at the entrance to the complex
After 26 Years, DNA Used to Indict Man for Murdering Israeli Woman
Vardit Beckerknut, a 27-year-old photography student, was hitchhiking in Tel Aviv in 1993 when Valery Sakovic offered her a ride home
Religious Jews Condemn Netanyahu's Far-right Pact in Jerusalem Protest
Some 300 protesters vowed to 'not give fascism a pass' after religious right-wing parties join forces with Kahanist party under PM's auspices
Gay American Rabbinical Student Wins Case After Jerusalem Pizzeria Denies Him Service
The court orders the pizza shop to pay the Hebrew Union College student $5,000 in damages
Brazil's President Bolsonaro to Visit Israel Days Before Election
Netanyahu and Bolsonaro have previously discussed the possibility of moving the Brazilian embassy during a December meeting in Brazil
Israel Arrests East Jerusalem Palestinians as Temple Mount Tensions Surge
Palestinians report that 25 were arrested by Israel in overnight raids, including the Palestinian Authority's Jerusalem governor
Dozens of Rare Butterflies Sighted in Jerusalem Area Park
The T. nesimachus is one of 14 species of butterfly that are protected in Israel
Tension Building on Temple Mount Amid Reports of Imminent Israeli Action
Palestinians gathering there as state mulls closing Golden Gate to Muslim worshippers
Opinion Beyond the Holiness of Israel's Security Forces
The Al-Aqsa Mosque keeps alive the natural response of a people living under hostile rule: popular resistance
Editorial A Softer Palestinian Policy During the Election Campaign Would Help Everyone
Israel should foster a strong and functioning PA and the economic rehabilitation of the West Bank and Gaza, not its recent hard line on the Temple Mount
Israeli Kahanist Party Sues religious-Zionist Rabbi for Nazi Comparison
A respected Jerusalem rabbi had told his congregants that voting for Habayit Hayehudi was like backing Nazi Germany’s anti-Semitic Nuremberg Laws
Sixth Fatality in 2019: Another Construction Worker Killed on the Job in Israel
Police opened an investigation into the incident, which occurred in Jerusalem, and detained four people for questioning
Israel Releases Temple Mount Custodian Despite Refusing to Sign Order Barring Him From Holy Site
Head of Jerusalem Waqf refuses to sign week-long order barring his entry from the Temple Mount, calls accusations against him 'badge of honor'
Explained Why Israel and Jordan Are Clashing Over the Temple Mount
The clashes are happening at this particular time for a reason
Israel Arrests Temple Mount Custodian Following Clashes Over Flashpoint Holy Site
Head of Jerusalem Waqf taken from home in early morning in 'unacceptable' move as police tackle reignited tensions over closed-off building ■ Israel is 'playing with fire,' Jordanian minister warns