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In that spirit, when we sing “Jerusalem of Gold,” some thank God, some praise the IDF, others get Zionist goosebumps, but all rally around Jerusalem.

"Ha’amini Yom Yavo," a musical at Habima National Theater, celebrates Yafa Yarkoni's life and legacy, exploring her rise to fame and enduring impact on Israeli culture.

With the 1993 Oslo Accords, the First Palestinian Intifada against the State of Israel was over.

The exodus of Californians to Nevada and Arizona has been linked to rising home prices and dwindling supplies in the neighboring states.

The downturn is another severe setback for the beleaguered local Christian community, which is heavily dependent on revenue from tourism.

The ICJ has heard 52 states and international organizations on the legal consequences of Israels policies and practices in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. While the Court is likely to find key Israeli policies unlawful under international law, its remedies should take into account complex aspects of the dispute, such as security considerations, competing title claims and reality on the ground.

The ICJ can positively contribute to a negotiation process to settle the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in accordance with international law.

Jerusalemite Armenians are under pressure from Israeli settlers to relinquish control of property in the Armenian Quarter in Jerusalem’s Old City. In the battle for Jerusalem, many Armenians are adamant keeping the property out of the settlers’ grip.

Jonathan Cook reflects on Ephraim Mirvis and his religious incitement to crimes against humanity. By Jonathan Cook Jonathan-Cook.net Britain’s chief rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, spoke at a public event at a synagogue earlier this month to extol the “outstanding” performance of the Israeli milita

Sick, hungry, and weary, Palestinian Christians are urged by IDF to leave the northern strip, while outside advocates debate a West Bank escape. Temporary cease-fire offers window of opportunity to decide.