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Rare historical artifacts from the Jerusalem municipal archive stolen and put up for sale online

Dozens of rare Jerusalem archive artifacts recovered after being offered for sale online

Deputy mayor spots inventory stickers on medals and ceremonial gifts linked to former longtime mayor, prompting police probe that returned dozens of stolen historical artifacts

Gilad Cohen | 06.02.26

Anti-draft Haredi protesters smash Jerusalem police building doors, block railway tracks

Anti-draft Haredi protesters brought rail traffic in central Israel to a halt, attempted to storm the home of a senior police commander and blocked major roads across the country, as Haredi municipal leaders declared the police 'an enemy' and suspended cooperation.

Liran Tamari, Shilo Freid, Sivan Hilaie, Gilad Cohen | 06.01.26

Beit Shemesh mystery blast: what to know about the defense company behind it

A loud explosion and large fireball alarmed locals, but defense company Tomer says it was a planned test, emergency forces were notified in advance and distant videos exaggerated the blast

Navit Zomer, Gilad Cohen | 05.17.26

מפגש מרגש בין לוחמי חטיבה 10 ובין ותיקי חטיבת הראל ששחררו את ירושלים לפני 59 שנה

Emotional reunion: Harel Brigade tank crews recall battle for Jerusalem in 1967

Veterans of the Harel Brigade from the Six-Day War reunited with current commanders, recalling the rapid push into the Jerusalem and hearing that 'The Temple Mount is in our hands'

Gilad Cohen | 05.16.26

Tens of thousands celebrate Jerusalem Day Flag March; 13 detained after Old City clashes

Crowds gather in capital for annual Flag Dance; Nissan arrived with her children, saying, 'It is important for them to see Jerusalem in all its glory,' while Gal said, 'If there were less politics, more people would come'; earlier, youths clashed with Old City residents and left-wing activists, threw chairs and shouted slurs

Gilad Cohen, Liran Tamari | 05.14.26

החשוד יונה שרייבר תוקף נזירה בירושלים פניה של הנזירה

Man charged with assaulting Christian nun in Jerusalem

Prosecutors say Yona Schreiber attacked the nun because of her religious identity, shoving her to the ground and kicking her before assaulting a bystander who tried to intervene

Gilad Cohen | 05.07.26

Jewish-American WWII hero Theodor Bachenheimer immortalized in rare comic book

Daring Jewish-American soldier Theodor Bachenheimer repeatedly posed as a German to evade capture before being killed in 1944; a year later, his story lived on in Real Life Comics, now revealed for Holocaust Remembrance Day

Gilad Cohen | 04.13.26

Two brothers charged with spying for Iran, using AI to fake military intel

Jerusalem area residents allegedly contacted an Iranian agent, posing as an intelligence soldier and using AI to fabricate documents in exchange for cryptocurrency payments

Gilad Cohen | 03.24.26

Edna, 73, and Thomas, 81, made aliyah from NY during war: 'We are not afraid, Israel is our country'

Despite missiles and danger, the couple decided not to give up on their dream: This week they left their comfortable life in New York, their three children and 10 grandchildren, and boarded a flight to Israel; 'The soul feels like this is home'

Gilad Cohen | 03.19.26

Liraz is surprised by the alternative bat mitzvah event organized for her

'That’s Israel': Missile cancels Liraz’s bat mitzvah, but volunteers saved the day

The family evacuated to a hotel in Jerusalem, where city workers and volunteers heard about the canceled event and surprised her with an impromptu celebration including makeup, sweets and a DJ.; 'I danced with people I don't know,' says Liraz, 'that's how it is with Israel'

Gilad Cohen | 03.18.26

Jerusalem’s bomb shelters reveal hidden histories, from Western Wall cave to Ethiopian emperor’s vault

From an ancient cave near the Western Wall to a boxing club and children’s theater, Jerusalem residents fleeing sirens discover unusual underground spaces that offer both protection and a brief escape from the strain of war

Shilo Freid, Gilad Cohen | 03.09.26

9 victims, 5 families shattered: the lives lost in Iran strike on Beit Shemesh

A 16-year-old boy, parents and children, siblings and a father of four laid to rest as sirens wail; relatives recount the blast, the race to shelters and a bar mitzvah turned into a funeral

Gilad Cohen, Idan Bloemhof | 03.03.26

Baby, 5 months old, dies in Jerusalem day care

Police opened investigation after baby was evacuated in critical condition to hospital, where she was pronounced dead; Circumstances of the incident are unclear; MDA: 'When we arrived at the scene she was unconscious, without a pulse and not breathing'

Gilad Cohen, Liran Tamari | 02.22.26

'Some are as young as 8': Jerusalem’s street youth crisis

Up to 5,000 at-risk youths gather weekly around Mahane Yehuda and the city center, with drugs, alcohol and violence drawing ever-younger children into Jerusalem’s streets, officials warn

Gilad Cohen | 02.17.26

Small jobs, quick cash: How Iran recruits spies inside Israel

Over the past two years, Iran has run a broad campaign to recruit Israeli citizens for sabotage, influence and intelligence, using phishing, small payments and minor tasks; reporter Gilad Cohen explains who is caught and Iran’s aims

Sharon Kidon, Gilad Cohen | 02.08.26

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