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Jerusalem day of disruption began as protesters urge a deal and an end to Gaza war

Demonstrations led by relatives of Israeli hostages opened in the capital with fires near the prime minister’s home, protesters barricading themselves on the National Library roof, and convoys heading to Jerusalem

Roi Rubinstein, Liran Tamari | 09.03.25

Israeli kindergarten teacher arrested in cocaine bust

Police say teacher and another suspect caught with nearly half a kilogram of substance believed to be cocaine and large sums of cash during sting operation

Liran Tamari | 09.02.25

2,800-year-old dam unearthed in Jerusalem stuns archaeologists

A massive dam has just been uncovered in Jerusalem’s City of David

Devo Klein, ILTV | 08.27.25

Missile from Yemen sets off sirens in Jerusalem area

Dozens of alerts issued for localities from Hebron Hills and Dead Sea region up toward Jerusalem and as far west as Tel Aviv area; no immediate reports of injuries or damage

Ynetnews | 08.27.25

תני ג'ייקובס בן שש מ ירושלים עולה לכיתה א' לימד היה מורה ל שחמט ב גן ב השראתו תהיה תכנית עירונית ל לימוד שחמט ב גנים ב ירושלים

Tiny grandmaster? Six-year-old prodigy transforms Jerusalem kindergarten into chess academy

'I love thinking about moves, and winning': At just six years old, Tani Jacobs went from nervously introducing chess in his kindergarten to sparking a citywide educational revolution—now, his passion is teaching an entire generation to think smarter

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 08.26.25

קיר הסכר העצום שנחשף בחפירות רשות העתיקות בבריכת השילוח

Largest ancient dam in Israel found in Jerusalem’s City of David

Ancient dam at Siloam Pool, likely built under Judah’s kings Joash or Amaziah 2,800 years ago, may have been a creative solution to climate stress; it stands 12 meters high, 8 meters wide and 21 meters long

Ynet | 08.26.25

Court reveals identity of British-Israeli who sought rabbinical ruling to kill attorney general

Israel Azgaway, a 36-year-old British yeshiva student, is remanded after threatening Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, sending a letter to former chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef requesting a ruling to justify her killing

Gilad Cohen | 08.24.25

Fire breaks out near Highway 1, evacuation of residents begins in Mevaseret Zion

Large forest fire breaks out due to days of high heat; 8 firefighting aircraft dispatched, closure of Highway 1 to traffic being considered; high-voltage line damaged, traffic lights malfunction in the capital

Liran Tamari | 08.24.25

Hadassah supporters pledge $23 million for Jerusalem hospital, programs in US and Israel

At Miami gala, Hadassah raises $23 million for its Jerusalem hospital and programs as its new rehabilitation center expands care for war-wounded and patients across Israel

Ynetnews | 08.21.25

Golden balls: Check out Israel’s best falafel spots

From pumpkin-spread falafel to Yemenite flatbread wraps, from veteran Jerusalem shops to stands that stayed open under fire—our journey across Israel for the ultimate falafel ball. Did we miss your favorite? Let us know in the comments

Jonathan Cohen | 08.21.25

Jerusalem to host only international chess championship held in Israel this year

While Israeli teams are forced to host matches abroad, the Israel Chess Federation will stage the Jerusalem Masters with 12 of world’s top rapid chess players; tournament will offer $140,000 prize pool

Ynet | 08.20.25

Rare gold coin of Queen Berenice II unearthed in Jerusalem

Dating to 246-221 BCE, it is the first of its kind found outside Egypt, offering new insight into Jerusalem’s revival under Ptolemaic rule

Yaron Drukman | 08.20.25

Putin pushes Israel to hand over Jerusalem’s Alexander Courtyard

Russian President Vladimir Putin is pressing Israel to transfer ownership of the historic Alexander Courtyard in Jerusalem’s Old City, a site he sees as a 'deeply personal matter'; Netanyahu has tasked top ministers to revisit the case in October

Itamar Eichner | 08.17.25

סיום מסע הכומתה הראשון של היחידה החרדית "החשמונאים", בכותל המערבי

New Haredi IDF brigade marks end of training with Western Wall ceremony: 'It teaches me what it means to be a Jew serving God'

IDF’s first Haredi Hasmonean Brigade completed its beret march in Jerusalem, marking a milestone in ultra-Orthodox integration into the military, with leaders and families praising the unit’s blend of religious devotion and national service; event moved from Western Wall plaza over fear of disruption by extremist Haredim

Idan Bloemhof | 08.06.25

Court orders $138,000 compensation for man injured after falling from chair

Judge rules venue negligent for providing faulty chairs and increased the payout from an earlier award, citing the severity of his injuries and ongoing pain

Attorney Michael Brand | 08.04.25

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