Jerusalem

Of the consulate's 27 staff members, 20 will leave Israel. Seven diplomats will remain and continue to operate under the name "UK Mission"

Archaeologists say the 2,000-year-old site may have served pilgrims preparing to enter the Second Temple

Mike Huckabee announces the upcoming launch of the construction of a permanent complex to host the US embassy in Jerusalem, eight years after its relocation to the capital

"You have recognized what we all know to be the truth- Jerusalem is the capital of Israel”

Dozens visit volunteer-run stand before city officials give organizers ten minutes to remove it, citing orders “from above”

The Congo has agreed to open an embassy in Jerusalem, while Israel has agreed to open an embassy in Kinshasa

An hourglass-shaped cooking installation centered on a large metal cauldron used to boil oil for soap production was uncovered. The cauldron sat inside a stone-built basin, with a fire chamber beneath

Netanyahu announced the seizure due to UNRWA employees' involvement in terrorism and October 7

Border Guard soldiers discovered ancient tombs and other archaeological remains beneath a structure while conducting searches connected to an ongoing dispute between local families

A man around 30 years old was shot to death, and another wounded person was evacuated in critical condition; police say two suspects endangered the lives of the officers during a confrontation

The prestigious Shanghai ranking, which ranks about 2,500 universities worldwide, placed the Weizmann Institute and the Hebrew University on the list of the world's top one hundred universities

Jerusalem sees heavy showers as Ma’ale Adumim logs record rainfall and Nahal Og records its first known summer flood

Bank of Jerusalem, where Mali Yahalomi is employed, issued a statement to its customers after the bank’s share price fell sharply by 12.3%

US-born Shmuel Greenbaum's pregnant wife was among 16 killed in the Second Intifada attack. Since then, he has dedicated his life into spreading kindness – and hopes to open an amusement park

Three Israeli institutions ranked among the top ten worldwide in the study: Tel Aviv University, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and the Technion

Weekly protests over cafe’s decision to open on Shabbat have drawn opposition leaders, including Democrats chief Yair Golan, as religion-state tensions move to the fore in the election campaign

Speaking after receiving the diplomatic credentials of six new ambassadors to Israel, to President Herzog said the initiative provides a solid framework, but that "Hamas must be disarmed fully"

Ongoing excavations in Jerusalem, have uncovered seal impressions, including one reading "belonging to Netanel, servant of the king," alongside evidence of the city's destruction in 586 BCE

The find comes just days before Tisha B'Av, the annual fast commemorating the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem

The event will bring together more than 500 senior Christian leaders from 50 countries to Israel.

Thousands of Jewish athletes from around the world gathered in Jerusalem for the opening ceremony of the 22nd Maccabiah Games, which was framed by politicians as a defiant response to antisemitism

"There can be no dialogue when one side dictates its political views to the other. Certainly not when it comes to fundamental issues that are at the core of our existence"

Israel's pursuit of 'peace through strength' against Iran and its proxies may soon collide with Washington's diplomatic priorities, placing the US-Israel partnership under unprecedented strain.

The French president honored the cardinal at the Élysée Palace, praising him as a tireless advocate for interreligious dialogue and peace in the Holy Land