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August 24, 2023
Four years ago, a Jewish boy was attacked by an Arab who hit him on the head and threw off his Kippah in the Old City of Jerusalem.
March 11, 2023
Jerusalem is the city with the largest number of hotel rooms in Israel. Every year, hundreds of new hotels open here. By 2027, approximately 3,500 new rooms are expected to be added
February 13, 2023
Security forces detain 14-year-old Palestinian suspect who allegedly lunged at the victim and stabbed him in the back before discarding the knife and fleeing to Temple Mount
January 26, 2023
Right-wing activists entered the Christian quarter in Jerusalem after their entry to the Nablus Gate was block
November 11, 2022
During the months of September and October, the streets of Jerusalem were full of visitors – tourists from abroad, pilgrims and families of Israelis who returned to visit the capital.
May 31, 2022
Opinion: Those making the dangerous and wrong claim that Jerusalem Day tradition is the catalyst for Palestinian riots, must remember the debunked 'al-Aqsa in danger' motto has been used as incitement against Jews for centuries
May 30, 2022
Lying in the heart of the long-protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Holy City remains โnon-negotiableโ for most on both sides as they vie to assert their dominance over the other
May 29, 2022
Ahead of Flag March, some Palestinians barricade in Al-Aqsa Mosque, throw rocks at police; no concrete threat from terror group as IDF said not expecting repeat of 2021 rocket fire
May 29, 2022
Large crowds of jolly marchers pour into Old City's narrow, stone streets singing and dancing; police break up skirmishes between participants and Palestinians; similar rallies held nationwide
May 29, 2022
As crowds peacefully paraded around capital, Palestinians say Jewish rioters threw rocks and smashed car windows across neighborhood; PM instructs security forces to 'show zero tolerance for violence or provocations by extremists'