Analysis Once Again, Israel’s Courts Collaborate With Government anti-Arab Housing Policy
Given the Israeli legal system’s failure to do justice, Israel’s friends must demand that it act like a civilized country
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Contradicting Arab League, Bahrain Defends Australia's Recognition of West Jerusalem as Israeli Capital
Sheikh Khalid bin Ahmed al-Khalifa says Australia's stance 'does not impact the legitimate Palestinian demands, does not contradict the Arab Peace Initiative'
Arab League Chief Slams Australia's 'Biased' Recognition of West Jerusalem as Israeli Capital
Ahmed Abul Gheit calls on Australian government to 'correct its position and recognize the State of Palestine and its capital as East Jerusalem without delay'
Opinion Jerusalem Can Unite
Uniting Jerusalem can be viewed as part of the relationship between Jews and Arabs throughout Israel; success in Jerusalem will lead to success throughout the country
Opinion The Distance Between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv Has Never Been Greater
Anyone who wants to understand just how poisonous the mix of religious fanaticism and brutal occupation is should look at Jerusalem ahead of the upcoming runoff election for mayor
Palestinian Muftis Bar Participation in Jerusalem Elections
Recent developments prompted need to reiterate long-standing policy, as religious authorities say participating constitutes capitulation
Status of 'Occupied' Jerusalem in Royal Itinerary Angers Israeli Minister
Jerusalem affairs minister Zeev Elkin wrote on Facebook Monday that a 'distortion' cannot 'change reality'
Palestinians Urge Arab World to Cut Ties With Guatemala, Paraguay for Relocating Embassies to Jerusalem
Both countries followed the U.S. in moving their embassies to Jerusalem: 'It was clear that no Arab nation would cut its ties with the U.S. However, with countries like Guatemala and Paraguay, it may be possible'
In Divided Jerusalem, Unification Starts From the Bottom Up
A close look at Jerusalem shows it's managed like two cities. But in parks, shopping malls and workplaces, Jews and Arabs are literally finding common ground
Trump, Take Note: How Jerusalem Went From Hosting 16 Embassies to Zero
The U.S. and a handful other nations are moving their embassies to Jerusalem. But in the past other countries – including Chile, the Netherlands and Kenya – sent ambassadors to the city, and then left it
Tens of Thousands Participate in Annual Israeli 'Flag March' Through Jerusalem's Muslim Quarter
Arab vendors leave shops open despite police warning they cannot protect them. Previous marches saw participants shouting racist slogans
Palestinians Now Make Up Some 40 Percent of Jerusalem's Population
Number of Palestinians in Jerusalem has increased since 1967, new study shows; Palestinians decreasingly poor, but still have higher poverty rate than Jews
Analysis Jerusalem's Outgoing Mayor Never Understood the City, but Still Made It Better
Nir Barkat took action in East Jerusalem, but mostly to benefit Jewish settlers ■ He made the city more secular friendly, but sparked a crisis with the church ■ The politician in him often triumphed over the mayor
The Ein Hanya Spring: A Charming, Spruced-up Jerusalem Spot Free of Palestinians
The lovely spring, which is 300 feet over the green line, has undergone a 14 million shekel face-lift- but a fence and roadblock will cut off Palestinian villagers' access, who have frequented the site for centuries
Editorial The Wrong Man for the Job
Hananel Gurfinkel helps settle Jews in East Jerusalem. He should not be in charge of the claims of the city’s Arab neighborhoods
Flouting Courts, Jerusalem Pushes Ahead With New West Bank Checkpoint to Keep Palestinians Out of Park
Checkpoint is meant to prevent Palestinians from accessing a new park and is already underway despite not getting a permit
Philippines Says Not Moving Its Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem
Foreign Minister denies reports it is among ten countries planning to transfer embassies
'Trump Slump' Tourism Is Booming in Jerusalem. But Thanks to Trump, That May Change
Many fear President Trump’s declaration may deter visitors from coming to city, already buckling from a surge in tourism and now facing renewed violence
Opinion You Really Blew It on Jerusalem, America
Everyone knew it wasn't true, but by losing its own facade of neutrality, the U.S. has lost a strategic asset on the world stage
Israel Postpones Vote on Thwarting Jerusalem Division, as to Not Embarrass Trump
Voting on the law, which would place Palestinian neighborhoods under Israeli sovereignty in the event of a peace agreement, will take place after Pence's visit
U.S. Confirms Trump Invited Abbas as Palestinian Official Says Pence 'Unwelcome in Palestine'
White House confirms to Haaretz that Abbas was invited, as crisis on Jerusalem escalates and casts shadow over Pence's planned visit to Israel, West Bank
Analysis Trump Hasn’t Killed the Peace Process, He Just Pronounced It Dead
U.S. recognition of Jerusalem has shattered the illusion that if only the core issues could be resolved, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would come to an end
Jerusalem's Christian Leaders to Trump: Recognition Will Cause 'Irreparable Damage'
Heads of local churches express concern over reports on his expected Jerusalem policy change; 'the Holy City can be shared'
Trump's Ultimate Deal Will 'Die on the Rocks of Jerusalem,' if U.S. Recognizes Israeli Capital, Palestinians Warn
With Arab world up in arms over potential change to Jerusalem's status, Palestinian officials warn violence could breakout and peace talk could stop
Opinion Toward Israeli-Palestinian Peace: The Two-embassy Solution
By opening U.S. embassies in both Israeli west Jerusalem and Palestinian east Jerusalem, Trump would be fulfilling two promises: transferring the embassy and advancing the resolution of the conflict.
Israel Arrests 15 in East Jerusalem for Conducting Polls on Palestinian Authority's Behalf
Overnight raids part of Israel policy barring Palestinian Authority activities in East Jerusalem
Right-wing Group Offered Greek Patriarch $4.5m for Jerusalem Property - and Ended Up Paying a Fraction
Greek Orthodox Patriarchate appealed to the High Court that the properties' sale prices were not unreasonable and that it had not been proven that Ateret Cohanim bribed church officials to advance the deals
Jerusalem Mayor Nixes Meeting With Striking Palestinian Parents From East Jerusalem
Schools in Isawiyah shut down in wake of complaints about police; City Hall asserts parents have no authority to represent villagers
Two-year-old Palestinian Boy Dies in Fire in East Jerusalem Refugee Camp
A fire broke out of the second floor of a residential building in Shuafat; no other casualties were reported
Analysis 'Revenge of the Rejects': The Real Reason Young Palestinians Commit Lone-wolf Attacks
An analysis of the backgrounds of 80 terrorists reveals a number of key differences compared to the previous generation of assailants