Jerusalem
Ma’aleh Adumim challenges A-G opinion to delay approval of new homes in E1 settlement
The Ma'aleh Admim Municipality pushed back against a legal opinion from the Attorney General advising officials to postpone a tender approved for over 1,000 new homes in the E1 settlement.
Israeli passengers stopped, searched at Dutch airport as West Bank import crackdown begins
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Traffic disrupted in Jerusalem as protesters oppose Givati soldiers’ imprisonment
During the protest, some demonstrators began intermittently blocking traffic routes in the area, including roads leading into the city, disrupting traffic and daily life.
Police arrest suspect in Jerusalem baby food sedative contamination case
Police said they are also still investigating other lines of inquiry in the case, which may lead to additional arrests.
Israel Railways to cut Modi'in service this weekend to connect new 431 line to rail network
Upon its expected completion in 2028, Track 431 is anticipated to connect Jerusalem directly to the Shfela region and to Israel's southern coast, at a cost of NIS 3.5 billion.
Protest marking anniversary of 'Beautiful Six' hostages' deaths held at Prime Minister's Residence
The Hostages and Missing Families Forum announced the deaths of "The Beautiful Six" shortly following their murder at the hands of Hamas terrorists in August 2024.
Seven arrested in Jerusalem on suspicion of spitting at Armenian church, vandalizing Muslim graves
Over the course of the weekend, the police stated, four people were arrested on suspicion that they had spat at the Armenian Cathedral of St. James in Jerusalem's Old City.
Eilat booms, Jerusalem lags: Here is how hotel occupancy looked in Israel
Despite the overall decline, Eilat led hotel occupancy at 88% in July. Tel Aviv saw 51%, Haifa 44%, and Jerusalem 34%. How has 2026 looked so far?
Haredi protesters set road blocks at Jerusalem entrance roads, disrupting traffic into city
Traffic was disrupted at the entrance to Jerusalem on Saturday evening after Haredi protesters set up a series of roadblocks, police said.
In Ein Kerem, Israel’s most unlikely wellness retreat becomes a source of healing
Ein Kerem's deepest wellness experience lies in its people, from chefs and scribes to musicians and rabbis, whose food, art, faith and hospitality create an uncommon sense of belonging.
Jerusalem's L3 opens after years of delays, turning one light rail line into a network
Jerusalem's new L3 line connects Haturim with Malha, creating the city's first interconnected light rail network after years of construction, disruption and delays.
Skyline Jerusalem: Twelve floors up, a feast awaits with sweeping city views - review
Skyline Jerusalem pairs panoramic views of the capital with chef Israel Miretzky's inventive new menu, featuring playful starters, indulgent entrées and memorable desserts.