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Fugitive wanted in US for child sex crimes arrested in Jerusalem

Mordechai Yomtov, a former teacher wanted for extradition to the US on child sex abuse charges, nabbed in capital's Tel Arza neigborhood; convicted in 2001 for assaulting boys aged 8 to 10, he fled to Israel with a fake passport in 2002 after violating parole

ynet | 11.20.25

Taste of abroad in the heart of Israel: 24 hours in Jerusalem

Rain, noise and traffic didn’t ruin a quick getaway to Jerusalem — if anything, they enhanced it; Israel’s most beautiful city offered a perfect urban break, with great food, impressive sites and rooftop cocktails at the Nucha Hotel

Nily Levin | 11.17.25

An American tsunami in Gaza

Opinion: In the new reality in the Gaza Strip, the United States sets the tone, and it wants to continue the ceasefire at almost any cost; A choice must be made - set red lines for Trump and pay a price, or work together and maintain freedom of action

Dr. Michael Milshtein | 11.16.25

Developers team up with women’s basketball club in major Jerusalem sponsorship deal

Real estate firms Donitz-Elad and Ofer Investments will sponsor Hapoel Lev Jerusalem women’s basketball team for 2025-26 season, renaming it Hapoel Lev Park HaKerem Jerusalem and pledging support for women’s sports and community development

ynet Global | 11.10.25

Jerusalem Business Conference to empower entrepreneurs to ‘own their voice’

The fourth conference is set to kick off on November 19, bringing together entrepreneurs, business owners, small business owners, solopreneurs and more

Devo Klein, ILTV | 11.09.25

ותיקן הוותיקן טקס הכתרת ה אפיפיור האפיפיור ליאו ה 14 לאו ה 14

Vatican opposes East Jerusalem project, citing view obstruction during papal visits

The Jerusalem District Committee will review the Vatican’s objection to a renewal project near the Mormon University campus on the Mount of Olives, warning the planned buildings would rise above those on the Holy See’s adjacent property

Guy Nardi | 11.08.25

Decades of flavor: Legendary Israeli restaurants that stand the test of time

From Tel Aviv to Tiberias, Israel’s oldest restaurants, some dating to the British Mandate, still thrive. These family-run institutions serve traditional dishes with loyal followings, surviving wars, crises, and culinary trends.

Amir Kaminer | 11.07.25

At 101, Holocaust survivor realizes lifelong dream with first art exhibition in Jerusalem

Red Army veteran Bezalel 'Salik' Katz was left for dead in battle before a doctor miraculously saved him; now he debuts his artwork, fulfilling a dream decades in the making

ynet Global | 11.07.25

Only 2,000 police at Jerusalem rally where young man fell: 'No one stopped protesters climbing'

More than 200,000 people joined ultra-Orthodox anti-draft rally; despite clear safety risks, police did not stop protesters from climbing cranes and rooftops; the event turned tragic when a 20-year-old man fell to his death

Liran Tamari, Shilo Fried | 10.30.25

Clashes after massive anti-draft rally: police officers injured, one draws weapon

Menachem Mendel Litzman, 20, died after falling from an unfinished high-rise near Thursday’s ultra-Orthodox anti-draft rally in Jerusalem; emergency crews found him with severe injuries; police are investigating whether the fall was intentional

Liran Tamari, Gilad Cohen, Shilo Fried, Idan Bloemhof | 10.30.25

Teen killed after falling from building during Jerusalem anti-draft rally

Highway 1 was closed and trains to Jerusalem overflowed amid transport chaos as tens of thousands filled the city’s entrance, some marching on the road shouting 'Cursed Zionists'; others hurled stones and bottles and held 'Israel is Stalin' signs

Shilo Freid, Sivan Hilaie, Liran Tamari, Gilad Cohen | 10.30.25

Jerusalem braces for ultra-Orthodox anti-draft protest: packed trains, heavy traffic ahead

As hundreds of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Israelis head to Jerusalem for the ‘million man protest’ against the draft, Israel Railways warns it cannot handle the load and will close the Navon station at 12:30 p.m.; Highway 1 and city routes are expected to be gridlocked

ynet correspondents | 10.30.25

רינה דריי בת 65, עולה חדשה מצרפת, תושבת ירושלים

Jerusalem leads in immigrant absorption: 'The unity in Jerusalem is stronger than anything in France'

Jerusalem has become Israel’s leading city for immigrant absorption, with more than 75% of newcomers choosing to settle there; Among them is 65-year-old artist Rina Dray from France, who says, 'In the Paris Metro, I imagined Jerusalem’s light rail'

Gilad Cohen | 10.29.25

Jerusalem braces for mass ultra-Orthodox protest against military draft on Thursday

Up to half a million expected at ultra-Orthodox ‘million rally’ against drafting yeshiva students; Highway 1 closures and major disruptions expected in Jerusalem as rabbis urge calm

Sivan Hilaie, Shilo Freid | 10.29.25

Jerusalem hotels sweep 2024 World Travel Awards; Tel Aviv suite keeps top spot

Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem was named Israel’s best hotel for the second year in a row at the 2024 World Travel Awards; American Colony took best boutique hotel, and the David Kempinski Tel Aviv suite held its top title

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 10.27.25

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