Hamas Agrees with Israel: Next War to be in Judea, Samaria
For once, Hamas has gotten it right.
UNRWA has Five Days to Leave Jerusalem
Outlawing the U.N. agency is “a direct response to the widespread infiltration of UNRWA’s ranks by Hamas,” Ambassador Danny Danon said.
Police Compelled to Reveal Complete List of Administrative Bans from the Temple Mount
On December 24, 2024, the police complied with the court order and submitted the requested documents, marking a significant precedent.
Ma’ale Adumim’s E1 T1 Neighborhood to be Named for Trump
Construction is expected to be completed in the next four years, during President Trump’s second term in office.
Study: First Temple Era Structure in City of David Was Used for Ritual Practices
It is the only known ritual site from this era discovered in Jerusalem and among the few found in Israel.
‘Essential Maintenance Work’ Begins at Western Wall Plaza
"These efforts aim to enhance the experience for visitors and worshippers while ensuring the safety of those at the site."
Kotel Stone Shipped to 2025 World Expo in Osaka to Be Touched by 28...
The Israeli Foreign Ministry is planning a special operation to transport a stone from the Western Wall to Japan for display at the Osaka Expo.
Knesset Interior Committee: 25,000 Illegal Arab Buildings Overrunning Eastern Jerusalem
The core issue lies in the state’s ambiguity regarding whether it genuinely considers certain areas of Jerusalem to be under its full sovereignty.
Seventh Hanukkah Candle: ‘The Fight Against Antisemitism’ at the Western Wall
"In these days of battling great darkness . . . there are nations and countries, led by the United States, standing by our side in this struggle with the torch of freedom in their hands."
Jerusalem Court Tries Activist for Smuggling Contraband Sufganiyot into Temple Mount
Judge Anat Greenbaum-Shimon asked the police to rethink the charges and postponed the next hearing so that she could "have a talk with the prosecution."
Child Finds 100-Year-Old Cross Medallion in Jerusalem’s Ein Kerem
Archaeological remains in Ein Kerem date back over two thousand years, including ancient ritual purification pools-mikvahs, and tombs.
Rare 1,700-years-Old Oil Candle Bearing Jewish Symbols Unearthed in Jerusalem.
"It is possible that the candle belonged to a Jew, who purchased it because of his religious affiliation and the memory of the Temple."
Western Wall Rabbi: ‘Lighting the Light for the Hostages’
After the lighting of the central menorah, the families of the hostages lit the "Hostage Candle," praying for the swift return of their loved ones.
Jerusalem Teen Diagnosed with Polio Virus
The main way to protect children from polio is through inactivated polio vaccination.
Wash. Post Joins Choir Distorting History of Eastern Jerusalem Neighborhood
As of 2010, the Jerusalem municipality has issued demolition orders for 43 out of the 90 illegal structures in Al-Bustan.
Security Officers Foil Stabbing Attack in Jerusalem
The terrorist, a resident of an Arab neighborhood in Jerusalem, was shot in the leg. There were no other injuries.
Dozens Injured from Smoke Inhalation as Fire Breaks Out in Jerusalem Girls Seminary
After about an hour, it was reported that firefighters had the fire under control, with no additional casualties or injuries reported.
Western Wall Hanukkah Menorah Ready for Lighting
A second menorah was also placed atop the Western Wall Heritage Center building.
Eastern Jerusalem Man Arrested in Stabbing of Elderly Woman
Police are investigating if it was a terror attack.
Police Detain Terror Suspect on Jerusalem-Tel Aviv Highway
Israel Police and Shin Bet forces were deployed to the area.
Paraguayan President Inaugurates Jerusalem Embassy
Paraguay became the sixth country to open an embassy in Israel's capital.
Paraguayan President: No ‘Heart and Soul’ to Relations Without Embassy in Jerusalem
"With this transition in our friendship, there will be a beating heart, and I hope we can inspire other countries to do the same."
Masked Terrorists Set Fire to Home Won in Court by Ateret Cohanim
The fight over the building was recently decided after a years-long legal battle with Ateret Cohanim.
Rothman Calls on Chief Rabbinate to Permit Jewish Ascent to Temple Mount
The Chief Rabbinate must recognize that the Jewish State is a step in the messianic process, and no longer a reason for Jews to fear aggravating the Gentiles.
Gentiles Ascend to the Temple Mount, Prostrate
Former MK Rabbi Yehuda Glick is in contact with many Gentiles who see the Jews as the chosen people and the Temple Mount as the place from which the Torah will come forth to the world.
Fighters Neutralize Arab Terrorist Who Threw Stones at Vehicles in Jerusalem
Shiloah (Silwan) is a majority Arab neighborhood with a Jewish minority in eastern Jerusalem.
Earliest Chinese Inscription in Israel Discovered in Jerusalem
While Chinese porcelain has been unearthed in Israel before, this marked the first discovery of an inscribed piece.
Bar-Ilan Launches Free Online Course on Ancient Jerusalem
"I’m excited to bring this knowledge to a global audience."
The Rise and Corruption of the PA, UN, and EU ‘Jerusalem 2030’ Program
The program is the PA’s vision for Jerusalem as the capital of a future Palestinian State.
Knesset Approves Bill Allowing Firing Teachers Who Support Terrorism
"Supporters of terrorism can no longer be teachers in Israel.”
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