Temple mount access
Refurbishment work begins at Little Kotel in Muslim Quarter – report
PM Netanyahu approved the renovations and maintenance work after months of internal government discussions.
Jerusalem Police ramp up security measures ahead of Ramadan
Israeli security echelon pushes for limited Temple Mount access ahead of Ramadan - report
MKs visit Sheikh who eulogized Hamas leader Haniyeh, sparking new concerns
Will egalitarian worship at Robinson’s Arch foment unrest in Jerusalem?
The Islamic Wakf, haredi Jews and the Israeli archaeological community all oppose the creation of a mixed prayer area there.
Letter by Rav Kook gives Temple activists a boost
The rabbi was writing his letter amidst the brutal Arab riots of 1929, which included the Hebron Massacre, over Jewish access to the Western Wall.
Arab, Jewish MKs to visit Temple Mount at separate times
The visitation allowance - a single day - is a pilot test after legislators were banned from the compound nearly 2 years ago.
Likud lawmaker sets up office near Temple Mount to protest visit ban
“There’s no reason in the world to think that my entering the Temple Mount will stir trouble,” Likud lawmaker Yehuda Glick said.
Foreign Press Association petitions Israel's High Court over interference
The FPA regards journalists' treatment as “a shameful performance for a country that boasts that it is the Middle East’s only democracy and claims to be committed to freedom of the press.”
Record 1,200 Jews visit Mount on Tisha Be’av
More than 1,200 Jews visited the Temple Mount on Tuesday morning in commemoration of the destruction of the ancient Temples in Jerusalem on the fast of Tisha Be’av, activist groups said.
Jerusalem prayer-protests pass peacefully
After Temple Mount opened to men under 50, thousands come to al-Aksa.
One killed in violent clashes in Gaza amid Temple Mount tensions
16-year-old Abed al-Rahman Abu al-Maysa was killed east of al-Bureij camp in the Gaza Strip, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
My Word: Security complexes and mounting tensions
Israel’s security requirements come from the experiences of nearly seven decades of war and terrorism. Those wars and terrorist attacks are also the cause of Palestinian suffering.
Turkey's Erdogan says Israel will suffer most from al-Aksa dispute
The tensions in Jerusalem have kindled protests in Turkey. Turkish media said some protesters kicked the doors and threw stones at a synagogue in Istanbul.