Jerusalem
President Biden, Please Promote Peace, Not Discord
President Biden should respect Israel's sovereignty in Jerusalem.
Biden's Anti-Israel Gambit in Jerusalem Undermines American Sovereignty
Israel also vigorously opposes Biden's position, which it views as hostile to Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem.
Biden Is Undermining the Law and Throwing Israel Under the Bus
The Biden administration seems to be taking all its cues from the radical left wing of the Democratic Party.
Joe Biden's Middle East Trip Postponed as Iran Leader Stokes Tensions
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said Iran's enemies are waging a "psychological war" against the country.
Excavating Holy Sepulchre May Reveal More Hidden Mysteries: Archaeologists
Representatives of three Christian communities were on hand to begin the work of uncovering what lies beneath the tiled floor of the church.
Dozens Injured in Clashes at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque
Clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians broke out as thousands gathered for prayers during the holy month of Ramadan.
How to Prevent Further Escalation of Violence in Israel
Avoiding religious conflict and providing a pathway to peace that can reinstall hope is crucial so the region doesn't fall again into an unending cycle of violence.
Ukrainian Refugee Who Fled War Wins Jerusalem Marathon
Valentyna Veretska, who fled Ukraine with her daughter after war broke out, was the first woman to finish Jerusalem's 2022 Marathon.
Arab Women in Jerusalem Study Hebrew for a Stronger Future
The Lissan nonprofit teaches Hebrew to 400 Arab women in Jerusalem seeking more independence and employment opportunities.
1,500-Year-Old Bowls Covered in Magic Spells for Curses Seized in Raid
The raid was conducted in the ultra-Orthodox Ramat Shlomo neighborhood of Jerusalem over suspicions of illegal antiquities trading.
Toilet Parasites Date Back to 7th-Century Jerusalem, Show Impact on Elite
Sediment samples from an underground toilet in ancient Jerusalem have provided understanding of how the society's upper echelon citizens may have lived.
AP Photographer Beaten By Israeli Police While Covering Jerusalem Protest
AP photographer Mahmoud Illean had to go to the hospital Friday after Israeli police attacked him unprovoked while he was covering a Palestinian protest.
Colorized Footage of Bustling Street From 1897 Compared to a 'Time Machine'
The footage captured a snippet of daily life at the eastern side of the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem, more than 100 years ago.
The Other War
The Palestinians are at war with Israel, yes. But Hamas and Fatah are also at war with one another.
Palestinians Cry Foul as Israel Rejects Reopening of U.S. Consulate
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has repeatedly said that there is "no room" for a consulate that would serve as a diplomatic mission for Palestinians in the contested city.
Diver Unearths 900-Year-Old Medieval Sword Believed to Belong to Crusader
"The recent discovery of the sword suggests that the natural cove was also used in the Crusader period, some 900 years ago," Kobi Sharvit said.
A New Jerusalem Consulate Will Again Proclaim: Jerusalem Is Not in Israel
The consular and diplomatic services that have been offered since 1844 are currently available for everyone to access in the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
Rare 2,700-year-old Toilet Found in Jerusalem Palace
"A private toilet cubicle was very rare in antiquity, and to date, only a few have been found, mostly in the City of David," the excavation's director said.
Surviving Section of Solomon's 'Torn Down' Temple Wall Found Intact
Archaeologists are questioning the Old Testament account of the destruction of King Solomon's Temple after a missing section of the original temple wall was found during a dig.
Illinois Warns Ben & Jerry's Owner to Retract Decision or Face Divestment
The board's Israeli Boycott Restrictions Committee will meet on an unspecified date to enact a 90-day deadline for consumer goods company Unilever to reverse the ice cream manufacturer's resolution.
Israeli Soccer Club Owner Can't 'Betray Jerusalem,' Cancels Barcelona Match
Moshe Hogeg, owner of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer club, said he made the decision "with great sadness" after Barcelona refused to play the match in Jerusalem.
Hamas Asks Palestinians to 'Resist' Israeli Nationalist Parade in Jerusalem
Hamas urged Palestinians to "rise up in the face of the occupier and resist it by all means to stop its crimes and arrogance."
Jewish Parade Through Jerusalem's Muslim Quarter Blocked by Israeli Police
The May 10 parade, which was meant to celebrate Israel's capture of East Jerusalem in the 1967 Mideast war, had begun when Hamas fired rockets from Gaza toward the holy city.
Al Jazeera Journalist Budeiri Detained by Israeli Police in East Jerusalem
On Sunday, police arrested twins Muna and Muhammad al-Kurd, who led a demonstration against attempts to evict Palestinian families from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah.
Amazon Workers Send Letter to Bezos Urging Solidarity With Palestinians
More than 500 employees demand that the e-commerce company terminates business contracts with organizations that they allege violate human rights, including the Israeli Defense Forces.
Amid Escalating Violence, U.S. Suspends Passport Appointments in Israel
The suspension comes amid a backlog of cases that's left people looking to travel frustrated.
Muslim Groups Boycott WH Eid After Biden's Israel-Palestinian Response
The Council on American-Islamic Relations said Biden "literally aids, abets and justifies the Israeli apartheid government's indiscriminate bombing."
Arabic, Jewish Staff at Hospital Join Together to Sing 'Peace Will Come"
Video of the moment has been shared widely on social media.
Rashida Tlaib Accuses Israeli PM Netanyahu of 'War Crimes'
The Democratic congresswoman said violence and oppression of Palestinians has been "enabled and supported" by Israel's prime minister.
What Stands Behind the New Palestinian War Against Israel?
Palestinians are now certain they will be rewarded, not punished, for their aggression.