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Rare summer storm breaks Jerusalem’s all-time August rainfall record in one hour | Watch
The Israel Meteorological Service says 11 mm fell in Ma’ale Adumim within 60 minutes, breaking the August record since measurements began, as thunderstorms hit Jerusalem and flood warnings remain in effect
Ilana Curiel, Gilad Carmieli, Shimon Elbaz, Hassan Shaalan
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08.15.26
'Preparing for war': IDF drill in West Bank simulates another Hezbollah fight
Preparing for the next war in the north: Just three months after fighting in the north, Nahal's 931st Battalion is deployed in a tense West Bank sector, training for Lebanon while tackling arrests, weapons searches, explosive drones and extreme heat
Elisha Ben Kimon
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08.13.26
25 years after the Sbarro attack that took her parents and siblings: 'Over the years, it gets harder'
Chaya was 8 years old when her parents and 3 of her siblings were killed in the Jerusalem terror attack; Today she has started her own family, and talks about the unforgettable moments, life with the injury and the longing that only grows
Gilad Cohen
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08.09.26
Even secular Jews observe Shabbat
Opinion: The battle over a Shabbat cafe in Jerusalem is a test of whether the city can remain Jewish without belonging to only one kind of Jew; a secular Shabbat may not follow halacha, but that does not make it any less Jewish
Einat Levi
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08.07.26
Jerusalem welcomes six new ambassadors to Israel
Germany, Chile, Georgia, Sri Lanka, Nigeria and Honduras envoys attend a Foreign Ministry reception at Jerusalem's King David Hotel after presenting their credentials to President Herzog
ynet Global
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08.06.26
Jerusalem outranks Tel Aviv in global tourism ranking
Jerusalem placed 48th among 200 cities and reached the global top 10 for culture and history, while Tel Aviv ranked 120th overall and near the bottom for visitor experience
Asaf Rosen
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08.04.26
'Aggressive step to secularize Jerusalem': Haredi protesters vow to continue fight against cafe open on Shabbat
For a third Saturday, ultra-Orthodox protesters rallied outside Jerusalem’s Café Basimta over its Shabbat opening, reigniting tensions over religion, neighborhood identity, licensing and alleged missionary activity
Shilo Freid
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08.02.26
Haredi protesters try to storm secular Jerusalem café open on Shabbat
Protesters opposing the Basimta café’s Saturday opening broke through police barriers and confronted customers forming a human wall at the entrance; officers later dispersed the crowd with batons as Avigdor Lieberman arrived to support the business
Liran Tamari
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08.01.26
Main suspect in gruesome Jerusalem rental murder arrested in taxi after nationwide manhunt
Police say Avior Sasson hid at several locations across central and northern Israel before detectives intercepted his taxi in the Harel Tunnel at Jerusalem’s entrance
Liran Tamari
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07.28.26
Jerusalem rental murder: jailer allegedly helped main suspect hide through affair with inmate brother
A 34-year-old prison officer and the inmate were arrested after investigators suspected her phone was used to help his 17-year-old brother evade capture in the killing of 19-year-old Benayahu Razi
Liran Tamari
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07.28.26
Canadian woman suspected of abducting children to Israel, police ask for public's help
Police say Alia Joy Hirschberg left with her children during a dispute with their father and disappeared after entering Israel in August 2025; a private investigator later indicated they may be in Jerusalem
Liran Tamari
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07.27.26
The first Bedouin criminal to become an Israeli police undercover agent: 'I thought he'd die'
Emergency codes, failed communications and a near-fatal operation in East Jerusalem: The dramatic story of 'The Wanderer,' the first Bedouin criminal recruited as an undercover Israeli police agent, whose work led to the arrests of dozens of suspected weapons traffickers
Meir Turgeman
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07.24.26
What Ethiopian Jewry can teach us about moving from destruction to redemption
Consciousness and worldview: Did Ethiopian Jews know the Temple had been destroyed? The question points to a tradition that mourned Jerusalem’s loss without making destruction its identity, holding fast instead to longing, covenant and redemption
Rabbi Dr. Sharon Zeude Shalom
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07.23.26
Sports, silk and song: one woman’s journey to the Holy Land
A former Team Canada cyclist turned artist and harpist finds purpose in Jerusalem, bringing music to wounded soldiers and weaving faith, healing and devotion to Israel into her work
Felice Friedson/The Media Line
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07.23.26
Police bust $165 million money laundering operation built on vouchers
Authorities arrest three main suspects accused of using shell companies, fake invoices and real estate vouchers to move funds and conceal income in Israel and abroad
Liran Tamari
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07.22.26
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