Jerusalem

Israel rejected Mustafa Çiftçi’s Ottoman-style remarks after Turkey’s interior minister said he hoped to see Jerusalem “liberated”

Discover the five historic events commemorated on the Fast of the 17th of Tammuz, from the breaking of the Tablets to the breaching of Jerusalem's walls, and learn their enduring spiritual significance

Why Jews fast on the 17th of Tammuz, what happened on this date, who is exempt from fasting, and how this day begins the Three Weeks of mourning

A 21-year-old East Jerusalem resident who worked at a hotel in the capital allegedly passed Hamas information about activity at the hotel and other locations in Jerusalem. He also reportedly shared details about a group of Israeli Air Force school students scheduled to stay there, who were allegedly being considered as targets for a suicide attack.

Five East Jerusalem residents were arrested by the Shin Bet and police. Authorities say they were directed by Salah Hamouri, a senior figure in the Popular Front. Hamouri was also involved, among other things, in the 2005 attempted assassination of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef.

A fascinating look at the isolated compound that terrified residents for decades and the doctors who changed its story forever.

Empty royal tombs, an ancient inscription, and a mysterious palace near Jerusalem may reveal the final chapter of King Uzziah’s life.

The plan helps fund embassy relocations, housing and planning needs as Israel seeks wider recognition of Jerusalem as its capital

The Mount of Olives has stood at the heart of Jewish longing for thousands of years. Discover the story of its destruction, desecration, and remarkable restoration in more recent times.

Israel will move IDF heritage and recruitment institutions onto the former UNRWA site after shutting down the agency’s activity

At a special joint session of Romania’s Parliament on Romania–Israel Solidarity Day, Yariv Levin called on Bucharest to relocate its embassy to Jerusalem and criticized European hesitation and the ICC warrant for Netanyahu.

New data show Israel’s capital growing younger, denser and more crowded — while residents report unusually high life satisfaction

Through war, longing, and ordinary mornings, the eternal city reveals why Jerusalem is far more than a place to live

Israel’s capital will host the Flag March, Western Wall prayers and national ceremonies as Israel celebrates Yom Yerushalayim

Crispy golden pastry, creamy cheese filling, and warm rosewater syrup come together in this homemade knafeh recipe inspired by the markets and flavors of Jerusalem.

A compassionate reflection on emotional pain, trauma, parenting, and the deeper meaning of the mourning period for the destruction of the Temple

During Jerusalem’s siege in 1948, a runaway bus crossed into enemy territory, where one Rebbe’s courage, wisdom, and faith helped save every passenger onboard.

Rabbi Stern, a longtime Jerusalem rabbi and halachic scholar, said he sought to serve “all Jerusalemites: Secular, religious, and ultra-Orthodox”

As Jerusalem Day approaches, revisit the story of the Six-Day War and the emotional reunification of Jerusalem that changed Jewish history.