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Running in his memory: War widow will run Jerusalem Marathon with her husband in her heart

Shmuel Harari immigrated from the US as a lone soldier and Anna arrived from France for national service and together they created a home in Israel; their last run together was through the streets of Jerusalem right before Shmuel went to his fourth round of reserve duty and never returned; 'We met because of the Land of Israel, and we parted because of it'

Gilad Cohen | 04.01.25

אכיפת הסגר במחסום א זעים לכיוון מעלה אדומים

Israel approves controversial route connecting Jerusalem to West Bank settlement

Road will divert Palestinian traffic and block access to key areas; critics say plan advances Israeli annexation efforts in the West Bank

Elisha Ben Kimon | 03.30.25

Quds Day speeches escalate anti-Israel rhetoric as Iran-aligned terror leaders vow action

Tehran-led terror leaders leverage Quds (Jerusalem) Day to rally anti-Israel sentiment, honor killed figures like Nasrallah and Raisi and amplify calls for attacks against Jews and Israelis

Lior Ben Ari | 03.27.25

Thousands protest in Jerusalem ahead of Judicial Selection Committee vote

Protesters against judicial reform arrive in convoys from across the country; bill, which would shift control over judicial appointments from a balance of legal professionals and politicians to a government-led majority, is set to go up for vote Thursday

Gilad Cohen | 03.27.25

Israeli lawmakers approve 2025 state budget as protests continue outside Knesset

After hours of debate, the Knesset on Tuesday afternoon approved Israel’s 2025 state budget by vote of 66-52; It totals approximately 620 billion shekels — the largest in Israel’s history, including significant increases in defense spending and coalition-related allocations but also difficult cuts

ynet correspondents | 03.25.25

'Growing up in Shachar’s light ': Jerusalem kindergarten renamed after its fallen soldier

Jerusalem’s Rassco kindergarten renamed for former pupil Staff Sgt. Shachar Fridman, whose heroism saved a comrade who had attended the same kindergarten, as family plants trees and herbs to honor his memory

Gilad Cohen | 03.20.25

מדורות הודלקו במהלך מחאה ברחוב עזה מול מעון רה"מ בעקבות החזרה ללחימה בעזה ופיטורי ראש השב"כ

Protesters in Jerusalem threaten civil disobedience over Shin Bet chief's dismissal

Demonstrators block roads, set bonfires and clash with police outside Netanyahu’s Jerusalem residence; officer injured and hospitalized

Ynet correspondents | 03.19.25

'AG and Shin Bet chief will not be fired': Thousands march against latest Netanyahu policy moves

Protest leaders condemn Shin Bet chief dismissal, risking of hostages in renewed war—claiming political motives; opposition figures urge nationwide action, as university chiefs join strike

Liron Tamari, Alexandra Lukash, Idan Bloemhof | 03.19.25

'Morally indefensible' outrage after minister invites 'racists' to antisemitism conference

Jewish leaders in Europe condemn Minister Amichai Chikli warn the move undermines Holocaust survivors’ legacy, alienates Jewish communities and strengthens extremist parties seeking legitimacy under Israel’s endorsement

Tamar Sebok, Paris | 03.19.25

Security forces foil Ramadan terror plot in Jerusalem, Arab Israeli suspect arrested

Odae Mobarsham, resident of Arab town of Jadeidi-Makr in Western Galilee, accused of planning shooting attack against police officers and Jewish civilians at Old City's Damascus Gate using illegally obtained firearm

Yoav Zitun, Eitan Glikman | 03.16.25

Two Israeli pizzerias included in prestigious 'Top 50 Pizza' world ranking

Jerusalem’s La Piedra and Haifa’s Neapolitan earn places on the prestigious Top 50 Pizza list; La Piedra wins the title of best kosher pizza, and the owner accepted his award in stage wearing orange in tribute to the Bibas family and recalling all the hostages still held in Gaza; The awards showcase the growing reputation of Israeli pizza on the global stage

Tiki Golan | 03.11.25

מנהלי החפירה, זובייר עדוי וכפיר ארביב, בוחנים את הממצא הנדיר

What happened to this nun? Archaeologists uncover bizarre remains in Jerusalem

Experts uncover first physical evidence of extreme asceticism among Byzantine nuns, finding skeleton bound in iron rings beneath church altar; discovery sheds new light on role of women in monasticism and ancient self-mortification practices

Yaron Drukman | 03.10.25

'More strict than the rest': A rare look at Israel’s most insular Hasidic sect

Dr. Sima Zalcberg-Blak spent years uncovering the hidden lives of ultra-Orthodox Toldot Aharon women, shedding light on their strict traditions, deep faith and quiet defiance in a rapidly changing world

Eliezer Hayun | 03.09.25

'We didn't come to Jerusalem to evict people from their homes'

Jewish-American developer Gary Barnett paid NIS 750M for 130 acres of Greek Orthodox Church land in Jerusalem’s Rehavia and Talbiya; in an exclusive interview, he shares his journey from a poor childhood in a family of 12 to leading a top NYC real estate firm

Hila Tsion | 03.01.25

This Ramadan, all eyes are on Gaza and Jerusalem

Opinion: Trouble could erupt in both places, but this year's holy month is also marked by severe poverty, as nearly every Arab nation grapples with crippling economic hardships

Smadar Perry | 02.27.25

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