Jerusalem affairs minister says he was arrested for 'violating sovereignty' ■ Arrest comes amid heightened tensions in East Jerusalem after police fatally shot Palestinian
Israel reprimanded ambassador because Pinera was accompanied by head of Jerusalem's Waqf and the Palestinian Jerusalem affairs minister
In event attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the city's mayor, the image displayed depicted many sites in Jerusalem's Old City without the famous gilded dome
Palestinians hurl stones as some 120 Jews enter the holy site ■ Tens of thousands of religious Zionist youth march in annual parade
Haaretz and Walla journalists were accompanying activists trying to smuggle goats into the Jerusalem compound for a Passover sacrifice. The equipment was later returned to the reporters after their five-hour detention
Photo exhibition at Jerusalem’s David Citadel Museum traces holy site’s history since first pictures were taken there in 1839
Americans can't function as go-between on matters concerning Jerusalem in the wake of embassy move, Jordanians say
Whoever yields to Feiglin's ridiculous dreams of liberty and cannabis for all will pay dearly when he is enslaved by an apartheid, halakha state whose capital is the Third Temple
Pope Francis and Moroccan King Mohammed VI issue joint appeal during the former's overnight visit to the capital of Rabat
Suspects said to be motivated by anger over policeman who refused to take off shoes in mosque and walked on prayer rugs
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
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
The doors were removed off Bab al-Rahma at the Golden Gate despite the stance of the holy site's custodian, the Waqf
Recent clashes in Jerusalem's Old City prove that under Netanyahu’s rule, Israelis are the ones to cave in – rather than Palestinians
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
Meanwhile, Israeli defense officials say Assad has no idea what Hezbollah is doing under his nose in the Golan Heights
17 more Palestinians arrested on suspicion of disturbing police ■ Temple Mount opened to worshipers on Wednesday without incident
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
Police to reopen site to morning worshipers ■ Three suspects arrested ■ Clashes erupt between police forces and worshipers
Moshe Feiglin’s Zehut party combines libertarian, free-market sentiments with a religious settler ethos. It’s a vision that imagines a ‘biblical Wild West in the Middle East’ — and is proving popular with both extremists and hipsters
Officers were caught on video trampling prayer rugs at the Bab al-Rahma site, reigniting discord after weekend prayers ended without conflict
Muslim leaders had called on worshipers to protest at Bab al-Rahma ■ Jerusalem and Amman are negotiating to ease tensions over site's closure
Jerusalem and Amman still discussing potential agreement over prayer site ahead of mass Friday protest prayers
The effort comes after a meeting was canceled between the compound's Islamic custodian and Jerusalem's police commander meant to avert escalation ahead of Friday's prayer
Israel would suffer no loss of respect, sovereignty or security if the Bab al-Rahma building remained open
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
Monday's car ramming attack joins Gaza border protests, tension at the Temple Mount and unrest in Israel's prisons in a recipe for a new round of conflict
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
Palestinians report that 25 were arrested by Israel in overnight raids, including the Palestinian Authority's Jerusalem governor
Palestinians gathering there as state mulls closing Golden Gate to Muslim worshippers