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Cinema Spiegel features American movies to celebrate 250th anniversary of US
Netanyahu's 1996 promise to end US aid to Israel fulfilled after 30 years, PMO claims
2,000-year-old stones on the move: Jerusalem’s Old City balances heritage and accessibility
Police demolish Beit Hanina compound used to house Palestinians without permits
The demolition followed an operation at the site around three weeks ago, during which police apprehended 155 Palestinians from the West Bank.
WATCH: Haredi protesters block light rail near Jerusalem's Bar Ilan Street, one suspect arrested
The protest is one of many demonstrations by ultra-Orthodox individuals in recent months protesting projects to expand light rail routes in Jerusalem.
Where Jerusalem meets luxury
A 35-story tower beside the Chords Bridge, with a heated pool, a rooftop terrace and a piazza of cafés. Two- to six-bedroom residences, mini-penthouses and penthouses.
Cleaning chemical fumes lightly hurt dozens, including children, at Jerusalem school
Magen David Adom said that injured students and staff members were treated on the scene before being taken to the Shaare Zedek and Hadassah Medical Centers.
As Trump eyes ending $4b. aid in 2026, Israel must ask: Is it ready for independence? - editorial
Israel must expand domestic production of ammunition, interceptors, and other critical systems. It must invest in research and strengthen its industrial capacity.
Noahides from six continents gather in Jerusalem for historic first international congress
The gathering is set to include two defining ceremonial milestones: the signing of the founding document and a formal reception at the President's Residence.
Jerusalem strengthens tourism sector: Some 80 professionals meet in the city
Entrepreneurs, attraction operators, and tour guides participated in a seminar organized by the Tourism Ministry in cooperation with the Jerusalem Development Authority.
Record turnout, same deadlock: Who lost Israel’s election? - from the editor
Israel voted in record numbers, yet remains divided and without a government. The election settled little, if anything
East Jerusalem’s first public pool inaugurated at $20m Beit Hanina sports center
The 5,000-square-meter complex includes swimming pools, gyms and fitness studios, with dozens of local jobs expected.
Herzog lauds work of Jewish lawyers in battling antisemitism and lies about Israel
Herzog warned of a collapse of the post-Holocaust world order, which includes an aggressive delegitimization of Israel by international institutions and a dangerously violent assault on world Jewry.