Israeli Man Indicted for Brutal Murder of Wife in Front of Baby
If convicted, Malul will face a life sentence for the murder of his wife, Michal Sela, last month
Jerusalem
Palestinian Was Charged With Attacking Israeli Police. Turns Out They Attacked Him
Video of the event shows officers attacking S. for no apparent reason. Despite the evidence, the internal investigations unit dropped the case against the officers
Police Denied They Had Deal With E. Jerusalem Residents. These Texts Prove Otherwise
According to locals, police agreed not to send policemen to schools during certain hours to avoid tensions ■ Text messages seen by Haaretz negate police's denial that deal was reached
Israel Police Violate Deal With Palestinians, Approach Schools at Flashpoint East Jerusalem Neighborhood
According to locals, police agreed not to send policemen to schools during the daytime as students come and go in order to avoid tensions ■ Police deny a deal was reached
Top Netanyahu Aide Urges Evangelicals to Fight to Protect West Bank Settlements
'The revival of the Jewish people in the land of Israel is a divine promise being fulfilled,' deputy national security adviser, a Foreign Ministry employee, says at event for Christian media
Evangelical-funded Israeli Charity Drops Plan for Flagship Project in Jerusalem
The late founder had envisioned the new center as a place where Christian tourists could be trained to become 'ambassadors' for Israel abroad and help combat the BDS movement
A Wall, Arrests and Close Surveillance: How Israel Fences in a Palestinian Family
Their every move is filmed, every exit from their house depends on the army and they may access their land three times a year at most. The Gharib family has been living this way since Israel surrounded them with settlers
Palestinians Are Attending Hebrew U in Record Numbers, Changing the Face of Jerusalem
Separation barrier and tough job market seen as spurring spike of East Jerusalem residents on campus. The trend is bringing the city's Palestinian and Jewish communities closer, and creating a new elite
U.K. Urban Group Worried Over 'Politicization' of Jerusalem Affiliate
Open City under fire for East Jerusalem tours sponsored by right-wing group and that include controversial Ein Hanya spring
Retelling the Tale of Two Heroines and Their Guns
A play about one female Zionist legend of the Haganah led to the discovery of a historical pistol belonging to another
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About ultra-Orthodox Jews — Explained in a Couple of Hours
After this two-and-a-half-hour tour through central Jerusalem, you’ll be an expert on the different Haredi sects’ garb. Then comes the talk about sex
Rare Kafka Letters in Hebrew, Finally Returned to Israel, Reveal Writer's Deep Love for the Language
Artifacts from the literary estate that was delivered to the National Library of Israel this summer include letters Kafka wrote to his Hebrew teacher as well as lists of expressions next to their meaning in German
Palestinian Teen Shot and Wounded After Trying to Stab Israeli Policemen in Jerusalem
Police say the 16-year-old East Jerusalem resident tried to stab them with a knife but failed; troops opened fire after the teen fled, injuring him moderately
Israel Releases Palestinian Photographer Held for Nine Months Without Trial
The authorities have given Mustafa Al-Kharouf three weeks to change his residence status or leave the country
Number of East Jerusalem Home Demolitions at Record High, Says Rights Group
The demolition of homes built without permits comes amid major increase in Jewish settlement activity both in East Jerusalem and the West Bank since Trump took office
New Exhibition Brings Contemporary Morocco to Jerusalem
In 'Ziara,' featuring local and international artists brought together by their shared roots, curator Amit Hai Cohen aims to harness the force of the 'global social network' of Moroccan-ness to show the modern face of this North African culture
WATCH Tens of Thousands of Jewish Worshippers Hold Sukkot Priestly Blessing at Western Wall
Holding prayer shawls above their heads and covering their faces, priests chant 'the Lord blesses you and keeps you'
Jerusalem Reopens Natural Spring, but Not to Palestinians
Ein Hanya spring, located within Jerusalem's borders and near the West Bank village of Al-Walaja, was closed off to Palestinians and patrolled by police for three days during the Jewish Sukkot holiday
In Defeat for Boycott Movement, Academic Conference Back on Track to Be Held in Israel
Had decision not been reversed, it would have been the first time an academic association canceled a planned conference in Israel
Israeli TV Show That Planted Gun in Palestinian's Home Violated Order, but Watchdog Failed to Act
Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit has yet to take action, while advocacy groups charges the police violated the 'legal rights of many'
Israeli Arab Lawmakers Meet With Minister as Dozens Protest Police Handling of Violent Crime
Hundreds of vehicles participate in convoys to protest near Prime Minister's Office ■ Two protesters arrested and later released; demonstrators complain of violent police conduct
After Demi Lovato Apologized for Israel Visit, Pop Star's Mother Says She Will 'Unapologetically' Return
Dianna De La Garze, who accompanied her singer daughter on the trip she suffered backlash for taking, says that she would go back to Jewish state
Israel Police Question Suspect in His Wife’s Stabbing Death
Eliran Malul tried to commit suicide after the murder and is in stable condition
Woman Stabbed to Death in Jerusalem Home; Wounded Husband Is Main Suspect
32-year-old's body found after her husband took their eight-month-old baby to their neighbors next door, where he collapsed ■ Police say no prior domestic violence incidents in the family reported
Jerusalem Is Becoming a Jewish Disneyland, NYT's Architecture Critic Warns
Cable cars to the Holy Basin that will overpass Arab inhabitants, 40-story glass towers and a district planner who sees Singapore as a role model. The New York Times' Michael Kimmelman visited Jerusalem and delivered a warning about the future
Ex-'X Factor' Judge Lovato 'Sorry' for Israel Visit After Fierce pro-Palestinian Backlash
Pop star-actress posted apology on Instagram, which she later removed, after being slammed for serving as 'Zionist propaganda tool' ■ Israel reported to have funded the trip
Stories of Belonging and Displacement in Jerusalem
Journalist Lis Harris presents the stories of two families who share the same city but have experienced Israel’s history in vastly different ways