Jerusalem
Internet falls for coffee shop employee in viral Netanyahu clip
A brief appearance in a video posted by the Israeli prime minister propelled a young female employee of Sataff café near Jerusalem into international visibility.
Ben-Gvir approves 41 Jerusalem neighborhoods with 300,000 residents for gun license eligibility
At least eight wounded after several waves of missiles from Iran, Hezbollah, including direct hit
Iranian missile fragment hits US consul residence building in Israel, no injuries
Panoramic views, Israeli breakfast: A memorable night in Jerusalem's Herbert Samuel
The Herbert Samuel Hotel in Jerusalem is not just a well-known five-star hotel; it’s also named for my fellow Liverpudlian Herbert Samuel, who was born there in 1870.
Grapevine: Kudos and complaints
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
A force of nature: Janet McCain Huckabee on faith, family, and standing with Israel - interview
From an avid extreme sports participant to a dedicated teacher and mother, the first lady of Arkansas is no shrinking violet
Capital gears up for 15th Jerusalem Marathon amid uncertainty
Amid the ongoing war between Israel and Iran and heightened security concerns across the country, Israeli authorities have temporarily restricted public gatherings and large events in many areas.
Survivor of Iran-backed terrorism reflects on justice, accountability - opinion
A survivor of an Iran-funded terror attack reflects on justice, accountability, and why it's important to confront the regime that has caused chaos and misery throughout the region.
Evangelical leader gives $50,000 to Israeli family after deadly missile strike
Mike Evans visits a Beit Shemesh family devastated by a missile strike, offering $50,000 in aid to help with medical bills, housing, and recovery after the deadly attack.
Israeli Arabs face a dual test: Security threats and struggle for equality - opinion
Israel must defend against external threats while ensuring all citizens feel equally protected and valued.
Iran’s Quds Day rallies uncertain amid war and leadership transition - analysis
Iran claimed it expects to hold Quds Day rallies on March 13, known in Tehran as the largest annual mobilization supporting the Palestinian cause.
From the Western Wall to war sirens: A Chinese traveler’s unexpected Israeli journey - interview
"As a Chinese outsider with no ties to this region, I have become a 'radical observer,' witnessing firsthand how nations, religions, and cultures build walls of hatred that isolate humanity."
'Here we go again': Life in Jerusalem as sirens return amid war with Iran - opinion
People ask me if I’m afraid, and the answer is, “No, I’m not.” If I were afraid, then I would not film on the balcony during an attack. The better answer is, “Of course not, not even for a second!”
