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כוחות משטרה מתכוננים לפיזור הפרת סדר באום אל פחם
Rockets, riots shake Israel during Passover eve
Security forces report at least two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip while at least 11 people were arrested in confrontations in the Al-Aqsa Mosque
Matan Tzuri, Einav Halabi, Yoav Zitun | 04.05.23
התכשיטים שהתגלו
Ancient treasure uncovered in Roman-era tomb dazzles Jerusalem
Treasure found buried with young girls in a tomb uncovered in the 1970s but only recently studied is consistant with practices of the times, believing they would provide protection in the afterlife
Yaron Drukman | 04.03.23
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Pierbattista Pizzaballa leads a Palm Sunday procession on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem
On Palm Sunday Christians striving to maintain presence
Latin Patriarch says he hopes that love and life can determine our life more than the violence we are living, referring to the uptick in incidents in recent months, particularly since the formation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government
Reuters | 04.02.23
Cleaning the Western Wall before Passover
With gloves and wooden utensils: Tens of thousands of notes cleared from Western Wall before Passover
30,000 notes from 30 countries have been sent from abroad to the Western Wall in the past six months; The U.S., Brazil, and Ukraine lead the list of the top ten countries; The Western Wall Heritage Foundation: 'This is a 30% increase from last year'
Gilad Cohen | 04.02.23
מוחמד אלעסיבי, סוכת האבלים, וזירת האירוע
Undocumented shooting of alleged terrorist in Jerusalem raises doubts about police transparency
Why wasn't Saturday's attack recorded on the body cameras of the involved officers? Is the police's version the truth or a cover-up for a sticky situation? While the police claim that the shooting was in an area not covered by security cameras, Arab lawmakers call the incident a 'premeditated murder'
Einav Halabi, Liran Tamari, Ilana Curiel | 04.02.23
המרגל סרגיי ולדימירוביץ' צ'רקסוב
U.S. prosecutors: Russian spy snagged intel on big-name politician during covert mission in Israel
According to court filings seen by Ynet, Sergey Vladimirovich Cherkasov, who tried to infiltrate the International Court in the Hague and gather information about ongoing investigations against Russia, visited Israel in early 2020 and gathered information about U.S. Embassy diplomats and Israeli ‘kingmaker’
Daniel Edelson/New York | 03.31.23
בכירים ממדינות אפריקה והמפרץ הגיעו לביקור היסטורי בירושלים
Gulf and African delegates arrive in Israel to discuss ties
More than 20 guests, some from countries that have no diplomatic ties with Israel, arrive for a historic conference in Jerusalem tackling war on terror and radicalization, desalination and food security
Itamar Eichner | 03.30.23
ספר השמות ביד ושם
Yad Vashem records names of millions of Holocaust victims in new commemoration project
The Book of Names contains details about 4.8 million Jews who perished during World War II and although data is not final, hundreds of thousands of names will likely be lost in time
Itamar Eichner | 03.29.23
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra
A journey between worlds with the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra
The ensemble from the capital will stage a concert of its acclaimed Classical Series 9, featuring both timeless classical compositions and fascinating modern works
Yahel Ili Benami | 03.23.23
Taking a family picture at the Western Wall
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner tour Israel, make swift stop at Western Wall
Former U.S. president's daughter and husband spotted dining at chic Tel Aviv restaurant before family day trip to Jerusalem
Ynet | 03.19.23
איתמר בן גביר
Jerusalem terror attacks made Ben-Gvir's nightmare a reality
Opinion: The national security minister, who was always first to arrive at site of attacks, is now realizing there is no magic solution to terrorism, while weakening PA or assaulting West Bank cities will not provide security
Avi Issacharoff | 01.29.23
ראש הממשלה בנימין נתניהו מבקר בזירת הפיגוע
Jerusalem terror attacks present Netanyahu's cabinet with its first test
Opinion: The security cabinet is made up of militant far-right lawmakers with no tangible experience, who may push for an Israeli response that would only fan the flames and lead to more bloodshed
Ron Ben-Yishai | 01.28.23
Jonathan Pollard and wife, Esther
Jonathan Pollard's wife dies aged 68 from COVID complications
Esther Pollard dies at Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem, having contracted virus while was also battling cancer; Bennett says Esther was a woman 'whose devotion and love has become a symbol of strength, determination and faith'
Itamar Eichner | 01.31.22
Yaakov Litzman, Benjamin Netanyahu
With coalition clock ticking, Netanyahu slams Liberman for firm stance on Haredi draft
PM has until midnight to present new government, but Yisrael Beytenu leader won't compromise on ultra-Orthodox army service; as time runs out, Knesset mulls bill to dissolve for elections
Ynet reporters, Reuters | 05.29.19
Hodaya's mother at the funeral
2011 Jerusalem terror attack victim laid to rest
Hodaya Nechama Asulin, victim of 2011 terrorist attack in Jerusalem's International Convention Center, dies after 6-and-a-half-year coma; funeral held at her home of Mevo Horon; 'G-d chose you to be a soldier for the Israeli people,' says victim's mother; MK Hanegbi: 'Evil ended life of a young woman in prime of her life, but it will not vanquish our people'
Elisha Ben Kimon | 11.22.17
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