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Iran missiles trigger sirens across greater Jerusalem, all intercepted

Air defenses intercept missiles launched toward greater Jerusalem, the Shfela and the Jordan Valley on Thursday morning, with no injuries reported, as emergency teams check reports of a road impact near Har Gilo and interceptor debris in Mamilla

ynet | 03.12.26

Jerusalem’s bomb shelters reveal hidden histories, from Western Wall cave to Ethiopian emperor’s vault

From an ancient cave near the Western Wall to a boxing club and children’s theater, Jerusalem residents fleeing sirens discover unusual underground spaces that offer both protection and a brief escape from the strain of war

Shilo Freid, Gilad Cohen | 03.09.26

6 wounded in Jerusalem, one moderately, as Iran missile fire continues

Magen David Adom teams treat casualties in capital as defense officials probe failed interception in Beit Shemesh that killed nine; military vows sustained campaign against Iran’s missile industry

ynet Global | 03.01.26

'You have no place at the Western Wall': Knesset vote sparks fierce backlash

Women of the Wall Vice Chair Tami Gottlieb says a bill granting the Chief Rabbinate full authority over the Western Wall would effectively end the mixed plaza, insisting 'the Wall is a public space,' while attorney Doron Taubman says protesters 'come to provoke, not to pray'

Sharon Kidon | 02.26.26

The author with Moshe Basson outside his Jerusalem restaurant

Jerusalem chef Moshe Basson to close Eucalyptus Restaurant after nearly four decades

Chef Moshe Basson shares his secrets to a long and happy life: stop your anger, reduce your food and increase your movement

Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line | 02.26.26

The secret of our strength: keeping the Western Wall a symbol of unity, not division

Opinion: In 2016, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched the Western Wall compromise, proposing the Ezrat Yisrael plaza as a mixed-gender prayer space for diverse Jewish rituals; yesterday the Supreme Court ordered the government to implement it

Ayelet Nahmias-Verbin | 02.23.26

Inside the secret Jerusalem compound battle tying Putin, Netanyahu and fears of Russian espionage

A historic compound in Jerusalem’s Old City has become the focus of quiet talks led by the Prime Minister’s Office, as Russia presses Israel to honor an alleged pledge made after Naama Issachar’s release and critics warn of intelligence risks

Guy Assif | 02.22.26

Baby, 5 months old, dies in Jerusalem day care

Police opened investigation after baby was evacuated in critical condition to hospital, where she was pronounced dead; Circumstances of the incident are unclear; MDA: 'When we arrived at the scene she was unconscious, without a pulse and not breathing'

Gilad Cohen, Liran Tamari | 02.22.26

'Some are as young as 8': Jerusalem’s street youth crisis

Up to 5,000 at-risk youths gather weekly around Mahane Yehuda and the city center, with drugs, alcohol and violence drawing ever-younger children into Jerusalem’s streets, officials warn

Gilad Cohen | 02.17.26

מפה של התוכניות שיאושרו לבנייה מחוץ לקו הירוק

For the first time since 1967: Government moves to expand Jerusalem beyond the Green Line

The Civil Administration is advancing hundreds of homes in Adam, but the move would effectively expand Jerusalem’s Neve Yaakov neighborhood and its municipal boundary; critics warn it could deepen tensions and violate commitments to the international community and to Trump

Elisha Ben Kimon | 02.16.26

Children playing in Jerusalem forest find human remains

Police say children's father alerted authorities about bones discovered near Pisgat Ze’ev; foreign passport found at the scene and sent, along with the remains, for forensic testing

Liran Tamari | 02.14.26

With 38 murdered since January, Arab community escalate protest with fountains dyed red, roadblocks

Families of murder victims and activists blocked the entrance to Jerusalem, accusing the authorities of abandoning the fight against rising crime, while protesters dyed fountain water red in Tel Aviv, Beersheba and Haifa to raise public awareness; seven were detained for questioning

Hassan Shaalan, Roy Rubinstein | 02.10.26

Journalist arrested on suspicion of contact with Iranian operatives

Security forces detain independent journalist after he reported suspicious messages himself; he denies any wrongdoing, claiming he was targeted while trying to serve the Haredi community; district court orders his release under restrictive conditions

Liran Tamari | 02.09.26

ארץ ישראל מוצגת כמפת פלסטין בתכנית הקודמת במקומה חלק ממפת העולם

Palestinian education reforms: removing 'Jerusalem, capital of Palestine' and terrorists’ names

Palestinian education officials said sweeping changes driven by US and European pressure could reshape the narrative taught to the younger generation, sparking an uproar, warnings of harm to 'collective memory' and accusations directed at Israel

Einav Halabi | 02.08.26

Bereaved families protest: ‘Hosted senior Hamas figures in Gaza – now to build a Jerusalem hotel?’

The fathers of Itay Chen, Yaron Shay and Daniel Waldman, killed on Oct. 7, urged officials to block land allocation to Palestinian businessman Bashar Masri, facing a massive US lawsuit; Jerusalem municipality says the plan was removed

Gilad Cohen | 02.05.26

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