Israeli ultra-Orthodox Party Runs Powerful Voter-turnout Machine on Election Day

'With us, most voters are solid. We don’t really need to persuade floating voters, only to ensure that they go and vote,' says United Torah Judaism HQ chief

Israeli Cops Had to Pledge Secrecy in Probe of TV Show That Planted Gun in Palestinian Home

According to a senior law enforcement official, there was no need for a secrecy document as inquiry had nothing to do with classified or operational matters

A Month Later, Israel Still Holding Body of Palestinian Teen Who Stabbed Cop

Following petition by 14-year-old's family, state says it will hand over his body within two weeks

Israeli Environmentalists Protest Planned Jerusalem Highway, Tunnels

Residents and activists warn of ecological 'disaster' in plans for major projects to expand roads and build intersections

Trump's Peace Plan Includes Dividing Jerusalem, Ayelet Shaked Says

Netanyahu's former justice minister and Yamina leader claims Trump's plan would see East Jerusalem neighborhoods falling under Palestinian jurisdiction

How Reem Kassis Became the International Face of Palestinian Cuisine

'I swore I would never go into the kitchen and would be a career woman, and in the end I found myself writing a cookbook,' says the author of 'The Palestinian Table'

Israel Police Clears Cops Who Planted Gun in Palestinian's Home for TV Show

Officers acted to serve the image of the entire organization, were not properly briefed, report says ■ Company that produced ‘Jerusalem District’ says it had no authority to tell the police what to do

Expansion of Vatican-owned East Jerusalem Hotel Stalled Over 'anti-Semitism' Claims

Owners refuse to recognize Israeli sovereignty, fly the flag, Likud councilman told municipal planning committee

Could Better Sewers Turn a Bit of Israel Into Tuscany?

Mateh Yehuda Regional Council, responsible for an area west of Jerusalem, has big plans but faces big obstacles

It All Started at Lunch With Sara Netanyahu: The Strange Deal Between Israel and Honduras

President Juan Hernández inaugurated a new trade mission in Jerusalem which could create 5,000 job openings for Hondurans in Israel. But the foreign ministry says no official agreement has been drafted

Baking Sacramental Bread and Bombing Enemy SUVs: The Patriot's Guide to Fun in Israel

Baking bread for the Temple, learning about Israeli army weapons and sifting through debris from the Temple Mount – our correspondent takes a 'patriotic' vacation

Revealed: The Plan to Expand the Israeli Knesset by More Than Double

New plan more than doubles the footprint of the Israeli parliament; experts criticize the design, which they say is 'bombastic' and will conceal the original structure

Opinion My Strained Jewish-Arab Encounter at Trump's Embassy in Jerusalem

'How sad it is that Jerusalem, the city that for millennia was blessed with an amazing range of humanity, is today cut off as it has never been before.'

Jerusalem Residents Enraged by U.S. Embassy's New 20-foot 'Defense' Wall

A few weeks ago, residents learned that the embassy had received a permit to almost double the wall’s height - blocking neighborhood views

In Rare Visit, Israeli State Prosecutor Tours Dome of the Rock

State Prosecutor Shai Nitzan's tour was cleared in advance by the Waqf, even though non-Muslims are banned from entering buildings on the Temple Mount

'We Don't Drive Arabs': Israeli Taxi Company to Compensate Arab Clients

Driver with the Jerusalem-based taxi company refused to drive two brothers after hearing them speak Arabic ■ Taxi company says men's demeanor led to refusal, despite recording of operator saying 'we don't transport Arabs'

Editorial Israel’s Collective Abuse Operation in East Jerusalem

Israeli Officer Receives Threats After His Face Seen in Unblurred Video of Jerusalem Attack

Police release video of stabbing attack without blurring faces of officers called to the scene ■ Waqf guard who filmed separate incident that helped identify him was arrested

Technical Mishap at Hadassah Hospital Causes Sewage Swamp in Jerusalem

'Hadassah doesn’t just develop medication for infections, it’s also creating infections to treat in the future,' says local resident

Jordan Reprimands Israeli Envoy Over Temple Mount 'Violations'

Ambassador handed letter to the Israeli government warning against any changes to status quo on Jerusalem's holy site, week after clashes during Muslim, Jewish holidays

Once One of the Most Powerful Figures in Jerusalem, This Patriarch Wants to Go Home

Greek Orthodox Patriarch Irenaeus was ousted from his position after being accused of selling church property to a settler organization and has spent the last 11 years shut up in his apartment. Now old and ailing, he is still fighting his successor

What a Waste: Jerusalem’s Underused Sorting Center

Progress has been made on the recycling front, but a growing population, bureaucratic hurdles and little awareness provide few reasons for optimism

The Bleak Future of Jewish Burial: A Look Inside Jerusalem's Underground 'Cemetery City'

Israel already has burial ‘towers.’ A new initiative will launch burial tunnels, complete with elevators, motorized carts and even a museum in this new effort to address the severe shortage of space for the dead

Opinion The Isawiyah Syndrome

Opinion The Temple Mount Is in the Fanatics’ Hands

Israeli Cops Who Planted Gun in Palestinian's Home Yet to Be Investigated

Justice Department yet to decide on opening investigation into policemen who planted weapon during filming of a documentary series

Analysis Temple Mount Clashes: Israeli, Palestinian Extremists Win Latest Round of Arm Twisting

Palestinians brought masses to Temple mount to substantially reduce the Jewish presence, but Israel managed to squeeze a few hundred Jewish visitors into the plaza

Temple Mount Clashes: Jordan Condemns 'Blunt' Israeli Violations as Jews Allowed in Holy Site

Violence on Temple Mount sparked on Tisha B'Av, which coincides with Eid al-Adha ■ Police claim friction started when Muslims began hurling objects ■ 15 wounded Palestinians evacuated to nearby hospitals after police fire stun grenades, tear gas

Rare Jewel Found on Mt. Zion Reveals Babylonian Destruction of Jerusalem

First Temple-era Jerusalem was bigger than thought, archaeologists say, adding: ‘Nobody abandons golden jewelry and nobody has arrowheads in their domestic refuse’