Jerusalem
Jerusalem offers NIS 160 family pass to six Jewish Quarter heritage sites this summer
The program, which began in July, will continue through the end of August.
Jerusalem offers six Old City sites for NIS 160 per family
Fire breaks out on 24th floor of Jerusalem building near Independence Park, none injured
Petition seeks to block yeshiva project for foreign students on east Jerusalem public land
Don’t ignore the similarities between the persecution of Israelis and US Christians - opinion
Netanyahu equates attacking Jews who support Israel to attacking Evangelicals for good reason; both faiths are founded on Zionism
Jerusalem cafe becomes flashpoint in growing haredi protests over Shabbat
Israeli police were out in full force after demonstrators broke through the barricades last weekend.
Israel loses a friend in Congress: Rep. Kay Granger dies, 83 - opinion
A staunch supporter of the Jewish state in her capacity as both chair of the House Appropriations State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee and the Committee on Appropriations, she will be missed
Court rejects appeal for settler to serve house arrest at mother-in-law’s West Bank home
The court upheld the administrative restriction order but ruled that a third party cannot be compelled to participate, requiring alternative arrangements.
Twenty-four years of new olim: Nefesh B'Nefesh welcomes its 100,000th immigrant to Israel
All three of the family's children are named after fallen IDF soldiers and victims of terrorism, reflecting the family's strong emotional connection to the Jewish people and the Land of Israel.
Two women, four minors indicted in Benayahu Razi case in Jerusalem, face murder charges
Prosecutors allege that the six decided together to attack Razi and his friend, while the four minors carried out the physical assault that killed him.
Jonathan Pollard plants a vineyard for Esther - and reflects on the love that brought him home
“Her message was simple: Jonathan cannot be abandoned. He must be freed. He must be brought home to Israel. She kept one flame alive through years when darkness appeared stronger than hope."
Olga Deutsch: Exposing the dark underbelly of human rights groups - interview
Many of the NGOs whose funding sources and anti-Israel activities get exposed by NGO Monitor are based in Europe, where Deutsch lived and worked since her birth in 1979.
UNESCO joins Palestinians in rewriting Jewish history in Judea and Samaria - opinion
This year, the PA submitted a long list of obviously and undeniably Jewish historical sites to the World Heritage List at UNESCO, rebranding the sites as “Palestinian” or “Islamic” heritage locations
Haredi demonstrators, counterprotestors clash at sixth consecutive Shabbat protest of Basimta Cafe
Every weekend for the past six weeks, those who disapprove of the café being open on Shabbat have protested at the location, while supporters of the business held counterprotests.
