East Jerusalem

While seven victims of a synagogue shooting in Jerusalem were buried, many media outlets reported on what was surely a heinous terror attack while carefully avoiding the word itself—terror.

The Biden administration seems to be taking all its cues from the radical left wing of the Democratic Party.

Zhang Jun, China's permanent representative to the U.N., said Sunday that Beijing is "very much concerned about the alarming, worrisome situation in the occupied territory of Palestine."

"What we have witnessed is, clearly and frankly, a provocation by the Israeli occupation, that targeted the holiest Islamic sanctities, at the most sacred time," Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the head of the Arab League, told the Associated Press.

"The United States must speak out strongly against the violence," Sanders tweeted on Saturday.

East Jerusalem has long been a flashpoint in the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis. A surge in development and tourism has lately turned up the heat.

Forced out by Israeli bureaucracy and Palestinian threats, Aziz Abu Sarah maintained, "We have stirred the water enough to make a difference."

Aziz Abu Sarah, a journalist and enterpreneur who lost his brother to the conflict, says he wants to be mayor for everyone—Palestinians and Jews alike.

They were made to stand in a covered area at the back of the compound.

Donald Trump became the first sitting U.S. president to visit the holy site, after a fraught diplomatic lead up to his trip.

Prime Minister Netanyahu set for Sunday conversation with Trump.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America's latest foray into foreign policy is a thinly veiled attack on the Jewish state.

The U.S. State Department accuses Israel of no longer being interested in a negotiated settlement.

With violence spreading beyond the West Bank and Jerusalem, Israelis' fears mount.

Israel's security cabinet made the announcement Wednesday following an emergency meeting.

Attacker also attempts to stab passerby on Jewish feast of Purim before being shot by police.

Israeli police on Thursday shot dead a 32-year-old Palestinian man suspected of having tried hours earlier to kill a far-right Jewish activist, leading to fierce clashes in East Jerusalem and fears of a new Palestinian uprising.

Israelis are buying up apartments in a Palestinian district of East Jerusalem, protected by armed paramilitary police

Israel captured the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem in the 1967 Middle East War and annexed the city's eastern half in a move not recognized internationally.

Palestinians staged the protest after hearing a teenager had died from a head injury sustained in clashes with riot police last week

A man driving an excavator ran down a pedestrian and was killed by police in what they described as a 'terror attack'