Bethlehem
IDF soldier punctures tires, smashes door of Palestinian cars during West Bank operations
At least three other soldiers witnessed the acts, Army Radio reported on Monday morning, noting that none attempted to stop the vandal.
Illegal resident arrested on suspicion of stabbing, robbing man in Tel Aviv apartment
Police arrest terror suspect for throwing explosive at Rachel's Tomb
'A beacon of tolerance': Holy Fire ceremony marked in Jerusalem's Old City
Carols and bells in Bethlehem as Christmas draws near
Bethlehem's Christmas season lasts through the Eastern Orthodox celebration on Jan. 7 to Armenian Christmas on Jan. 18.
David Nekrutman: Connecting Christians
David Nekrutman, 45, is a charismatic man of many talents. An American-Israeli Orthodox Jewish theologian, he is a writer, public speaker and pro-Israel activist
Banksy unveils 'Scar of Bethlehem' nativity scene ahead of Christmas
The instillation appeared in his Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem on Saturday
Gaza Christians barred from visiting Bethlehem, Jerusalem on Christmas
Israel in the past has defended its restrictions on Gazans traveling to the West Bank, saying many Palestinians from Gaza stay on illegally when granted short-term permits.
Bethlehem set for a Merry Christmas: more rooms, inns and part of its manger back
But even after three years of relative peace and prosperity, people are still nervous in the small Palestinian town, a few miles south of Jerusalem in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
Relic from Jesus' manger arrives in Bethlehem just in time for Christmas
Before its transfer to Bethlehem, the relic was put on display to the public at the Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center, encased in a silver-colored ornamental table-top stand.
Palestinian A-G charges relatives suspected of 'honor killing' with murder
Ghrayeb was allegedly beaten by her brother upon order of their father, and then again while recovering in the hospital.
Palestinians protest in Bethlehem after alleged 'honor killing' of 21-year-old woman
Israa's father allegedly ordered her brother to beat her after relatives witnessed the footage online.
Court: Bethlehem, Efrat men abused special needs Shufersal co-worker
The court’s preliminary findings appear to indicate that the bizarre and disturbing case in which Palestinians and Jews likely conspired together to torment their special-needs co-worker for fun
UN warns IDF Wadi Hummus home razings risks forced Palestinian transfer
One Palestinian resident who sat on a plastic chair in his living room told the Border Police that he would rather they destroy the home on top of his head than take him out by force.
