Kotel
Beyond the Headlines: Moments at Ben-Gurion Airport, the Kotel - opinion
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news.
Forty-eight IDF orphans mark bnei mitzvah at Western Wall
The future of our people: Strength, love, safety in our youth - opinion
Beyond the headlines: Where will you be for the holiday prayer?
Major UK Jewish group to require approval for trips over Israel's Green Line
UJIA's new policy on travel beyond the Green Line - including to the Kotel - raises fresh challenges and triggers diverse responses within the UK's Jewish community.
Jerusalem Day: One Kotel for all - opinion
worry that the Western Wall is being unintentionally appropriated by religious Jews.
Chabad holds Kotel bar mitzvah ceremony for 121 orphans
This year's celebration was set against a backdrop of ongoing protests and turmoil in Jerusalem surrounding the proposed judicial reform.
This week in Jerusalem: Nof Zahav
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Western Wall compromise: Israel's High Court to hold hearing
This is the first hearing taking place on the issue in the past two years and the first during this government.
Letters to the Editor February 27, 2023: Work over family
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Reform rabbis hold prayers at Kotel, Noam Party activists protest in egal section
Chaos broke out across the Kotel as Women of the Wall held prayer services in the main plaza and Noam Party activists took over the egalitarian section.
Underwear at the Western Wall: Two wrongs don't make a right - opinion
The Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, looked at the role of the Jewish people and said that we are taught to fight darkness with light. This is how we will solve our issues.
Letters to the Editor February 13, 2023: Is it normal?
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
What’s behind the exaggerated proposed Kotel legislation?
A new Western Wall bill proposed by Shas could see visitors who dress “not modestly” face a six-month prison sentence.
