Jerusalem news
Monkey found chained to dumpster in Jerusalem as police investigate illegal wildlife trade
Throughout the month of March, the Jerusalem Post has covered several separate cases of monkeys and other wildlife being found throughout different communities in Israel.
OU Israel inaugurates new Jerusalem headquarters as President Herzog praises its role during crisis
No trains, only tests: Jerusalem Light Rail suspended for expansion
Metro to serve Jerusalem population of 1.8m by 2050
Pope confirms Brother Francesco Patton as Custos of the Holy Land
Watch: A Jerusalem ceremony took place on Friday
Jerusalem church leader says Israeli extremists threaten Christian presence in city
The Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem accuses radical Israeli groups of threatening the presence of Christians in the holy city, while Israeli officials say reality on the ground is different.
Jerusalem Highlights: Week of October 15-21
What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week.
Cafe Kadosh moves to Tzohar kashrut after ‘illogical’ demands of rabbinate
Cafe Kadosh, located in downtown Jerusalem, decided to leave their Jerusalem rabbinate supervision earlier this year following demands that the establishment put dairy labels on all display items.
This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
‘Post’ reporter Khaled Abu Toameh wins defamation case against blogger
Zahran’s campaign against Abu Toameh began in 2013 and continued until 2017, when Abu Toameh sued.
THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM: Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
Likud party member Deputy Mayor Elisha Peleg dismissed from Likud party, and children feel like the government has failed them, taking matters into their own hands.
A kingdom for your vote - elections finally come to Jerusalem
The last time elections were held in some cases goes back 20 years, even though everyone seems to agree that it’s time for new elections.
Jerusalem affairs round-up
Last week, the municipality took a major step against dog owners who do not clean after their pets.
THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM: Party's over
Until now, and despite the heavy roadworks which started three weeks ago, drivers who used the public lanes in the city entrance area were not fined. But this “party” is over.
