Sheikh Jarrah

Sheikh Jarrah: Land, legacy, and conflict in Jerusalem’s history

Sheikh Jarrah is a neighborhood in east Jerusalem, located east of Bar-Lev Boulevard. No other neighborhood in the city exemplifies the land disputes between Israelis and Palestinians more than this.

 A look at Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
An Israeli border policeman scuffles with a Palestinian protester during clashes amid ongoing tension ahead of an upcoming court hearing in an Israeli-Palestinian land-ownership dispute in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood of East Jerusalem May 3, 2021.

Israeli officer charged for shooting sponge grenade at Sheikh Jarrah teen

 Israel Police operate in Sheikh Jarrah in east Jerusalem amid violent clashes, February 13, 2022

Jewish man arrested for 'nationalist attack' in east Jerusalem - report

 THE ROZNIS provided Jerusalem’s residents with fresh eggs during the Independence Day siege (Illustrative).

This week in Jerusalem: Remembering their names


Solving the issue of a divided Jerusalem

The superficial Israeli political discourse on Jerusalem’s future has boiled the question down to the question of whether the city should be divided, yes or no. But this framing is misleading.

Protesters hold placards at a demonstration during a court hearing over the planned eviction of residents from Silwan, a neighborhood of east Jerusalem, near the district court in Jerusalem May 26, 2021.

These Muslim medics tended to everyone in Jerusalem tensions

Muslim volunteer medics at non-profit United Hatzalah recount harrowing close calls in Jerusalem, where they saved lives of both Jewish Israelis and Palestinians.

Sami Darwish, seen in 2019 receiving an award from Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion for his work in saving lives.

Court advances case on Sheikh Jarrah evictions

The High Court of Justice notified the state that it did not intend to ignore the issue of the pending eviction of four Palestinian families from the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah.

A JEW AND and Arab face off in Sheikh Jarrah on Sunday.

It's time for some hardcore realism on both sides: Israelis & Palestinians

Our governments are too cowardly, they will not do what is genuinely necessary – to engage, to talk, to work together, to dream and plan for the best possible ways to share this land.

Flames and smoke rise during Israeli air strikes amid a flare-up of Israel-Palestinian violence, in the southern Gaza Strip May 11, 2021

Hundreds of Jews, Arabs gather to protest in Sheikh Jarrah and West Bank

The "freedom march" was a joint demonstration of Israeli Jews, Israeli Arabs and Palestinians who were calling for peace and an end to Israeli military presence in east Jerusalem and the West Bank.

Hundreds of Jews and Arabs gather in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah in order to protest looming evictions, May 21, 2021

Sheikh Jarrah residents petition High Court against police roadblocks

Adalah said that the police barriers are a form of restriction on freedom of movement that results in racial profiling.

SECURITY FORCES clash with protesters in Sheikh Jarrah this week.

On fatal equidistance in Jerusalem, Gaza - opinion

The foundation for this highly emotional Palestinian revolt is the wide-spread fundamentalism of Islamist Hamas, enriched by the internal rivalry between the latter and Fatah.

SECURITY FORCES clash with protesters in Sheikh Jarrah this week.

Sheikh Jarrah is the latest ‘single point of failure’ fiction - opinion

This is certainly not the first time that the “single point of failure” narrative has been wielded to explain a campaign of organized Palestinian or Arab-Israeli violence.

DEMONSTRATORS REACT as Israeli police fire stun grenades during clashes at the compound that houses al-Aqsa Mosque, in Jerusalem’s Old City on May 7.

Temple Mount, Sheikh Jarrah only smoke screens for Hamas's real incentive

All that the Palestinian terrorists, together with their Islamist backers, had been waiting for was an excuse, or a series of excuses, to provoke a fresh confrontation.

Saleh al-Arouri (L), Hamas deputy chief, meets with Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Iran's National Security Council, in Tehran, Iran October 21, 2017.

Gaza conflict brings double trouble to Israel's tourism sector

Just a few weeks after the Israeli Tourism Ministry announced a multi-pronged plan to restart inbound tourism, rockets began firing from Gaza, slamming the industry so soon after the coronavirus.

Bomb-shelter, Ben-Gurion Airport