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Amine Kabbara has been named the new head of Japan Motors Trading Company's Ghana operations, succeeding Salem Kalmoni who moved up to lead the group.

The Slovenian government has announced a strategic pivot in its diplomatic strategy, formally distancing itself from the European Union's common foreign policy framework while strengthening institutional ties with Washington and Jerusalem. Officials state the realignment aims to better address national security priorities and evolving regional dynamics.

The Jerusalem Magistrates Court mandated that two convicted Arab men pay over NIS 220,000 in damages and legal fees to Jewish victims of a recent mob violence incident.

A Jerusalem Post editorial argues that the Israeli military must establish unambiguous regulations and effective leadership to manage the integration of religious men and women without triggering internal strife.

Educational institutions in East Jerusalem have temporarily halted instruction after Israeli authorities refused to renew work and entry permits for Christian teaching staff.

Demonstrators blocked major roads in Jerusalem to protest the imprisonment of soldiers from the Givati Brigade, causing significant disruptions to city traffic and daily routines.

Israeli police have arrested a suspect in connection with the contamination of baby food with sedatives, while continuing to investigate other potential leads that could result in further arrests.

Austrian writer and Nobel Prize winner Elfriede Jelinek criticized ongoing land seizures in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem, calling the two-state solution discourse a lie.

Emergency medical staff treated two minors suffering from severe poisoning after they ingested illicit cannabis edibles, highlighting growing concerns over drug safety.

Excavations near a historic route connecting Jaffa and Jerusalem reveal a Byzantine-era site featuring pottery kilns, warehouses, and commercial shops, offering new insights into regional trade networks.

A Jerusalem neighborhood known for its spiritual heritage is gaining recognition as a unique wellness destination, drawing visitors through its community of chefs, artists, and religious figures who foster a deep sense of belonging.

Researchers have uncovered archaeological features consistent with biblical descriptions of Jesus's burial site, including rock-cut tombs and historical garden plots located directly beneath the historic church.

An Israeli security expert stated that Turkey's ongoing military operations in central Syria cross a red line for Jerusalem, citing Ankara's NATO combat doctrine as a direct regional threat. The warning follows recent escalations along the Syrian-Turkish border.

An international diplomatic alliance has formally denounced alleged violations of United Nations safeguards protecting civilians in East Jerusalem.

Two Jerusalem Post editorial pieces warn that Israel's upcoming administration must act urgently to rebuild democratic institutions, repair international alliances, and prevent political convictions from compromising strategic interests.

Researchers have uncovered an ancient burial landscape beneath Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre that aligns with biblical accounts of Jesus’ tomb. The archaeological findings provide new historical context for one of Christianity’s most sacred sites.

Law enforcement agencies are under criticism for retaining the bodies of suspects in East Jerusalem, a practice accused of exacerbating local communal tensions and fueling ongoing feuds.

Trita Parsi discusses Beijing's strategic positioning and diplomatic efforts to navigate escalating conflicts involving Washington, Jerusalem, and Tehran.

Researchers identified an ancient burial site matching biblical descriptions, publishing preliminary findings in the Jerusalem-based archaeological journal Liber Annuus.

A court in Jerusalem has acquitted a Jewish man accused of assaulting a Christian nun, ruling that he was experiencing a psychotic episode at the time of the incident, which previously sparked widespread outrage.

In a rare public statement, Moscow warned it could target British military installations amid broader geopolitical friction, while Israeli officials signaled heightened readiness for potential escalation in Lebanon. The dual developments highlight increasing strategic volatility across European and Middle Eastern theaters.

A labor union has finalized an agreement safeguarding the employment and benefits of approximately 10,000 municipal workers in Jerusalem amid ongoing budgetary pressures.

Cairo has issued a strong diplomatic protest against Israeli forces' operation at the UNRWA Kalandia center in East Jerusalem, calling for immediate de-escalation and respect for humanitarian infrastructure.

Regional analysts are discussing potential expansions in military, security, and investment ties between Skopje and Jerusalem following recent diplomatic signals and media reports.

An Israeli foreign policy advisor stated that Jerusalem fully supports the Trump-Kushner approach requiring Hamas to disarm before any peace initiatives can proceed in Gaza.

British officials are weighing potential trade restrictions against Israel in response to Jerusalem's continued expansion of the controversial E1 settlement project in the West Bank.

Jerusalem's latest attack in Idlib follows a newly declared military doctrine that deliberately tests boundaries with NATO ally Turkey, sparking internal doubts in Israel about its strategic viability.

The Movement for Quality Government in Israel is seeking clarification from the Second Authority regarding its plans for Channel 14, whose extended deadline to relocate its news operations to Jerusalem expires at the end of August.

Israel's right-wing government, led by Netanyahu, plans a controversial new settlement east of Jerusalem before the October election, aiming to split the West Bank, a move protested by the EU.

Police in Salem, Sweden, resorted to using pepper spray on guests at a wedding after a fight broke out among 20 attendees during the celebration on Saturday evening.

An exhibition in Jerusalem, titled 'Sea of Wisdom,' explores the confluence of water and spiritual realms, particularly its role in Kabbalistic thought.

US envoy Tom Barrack's credibility as a potential mediator in Israel-Syria security talks is being tested following his apparent support for the Turkish-Syrian account over Israel's, which may have undermined his standing in Jerusalem.

The 262nd humanitarian aid convoy from Egypt, part of the "Zad Al-Ezza" campaign, entered the Gaza Strip on Sunday through the Rafah land crossing towards Karm Abu Salem, following a two-day halt.

A family feud in East Jerusalem escalated into a violent confrontation involving gunfire and Molotov cocktails, resulting in one person killed in the incident and two others shot dead by Israeli security forces.

An opinion piece reflects on the rich and often overlooked Jewish history of Thessaloniki, once known as the 'Jerusalem of the Balkans'.

Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed a method using ChatGPT to generate personality assessment questionnaires from any English source text and predict responses.

Jordan has issued a condemnation of Israeli settlement plans in occupied Jerusalem.

Federal Reserve official Musalem stated on CNBC that he would not prejudge his view on the interest rate decision for the upcoming September FOMC meeting.

The UK and Germany are calling for a suspension of Israeli settlement construction in Jerusalem, with British diplomacy chief Ed Miliband warning that such construction would divide Palestine and risk separating the West Bank from East Jerusalem.

Trump's son-in-law is traveling through the region for talks on a Gaza peace plan, meeting Hamas representatives in Egypt and Israeli leadership in Jerusalem, but a Middle East expert suggests a breakthrough is unlikely with the current Israeli government.

Clashes over a Jerusalem cafe operating on the Sabbath have highlighted Israel's deep social divisions, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political reliance on ultra-Orthodox Jews has increased their influence.

Security forces have confiscated terrorism-supporting signs and other inciting materials from warehouses in Mea She'arim, Jerusalem.

Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Sudan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Mohieldin Salem Ahmed Ibrahim signed an agreement to establish the Saudi-Sudanese Coordination Council. This initiative aims to strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation between the two nations.

Firefighters worked to extinguish a bus fire on Highway 1 between Jerusalem and Ma’aleh Adumim, with police advising drivers to proceed with caution.

A US official told the Jerusalem Post that Hezbollah's disarmament is an 'integral' part of the Lebanon-Israel security process, stating the terror organization is solely responsible for Israel's presence on Lebanese soil.

Jerusalem's HaMiffal cultural center marks its tenth anniversary, highlighting its mission to showcase the city in a unique light through community-oriented artistic endeavors.

Jerusalem has experienced rare heavy downpours, leading to flash floods and widespread urban waterlogging across the city.

The DocuText festival is back in Jerusalem, showcasing documentaries focused on the October 7 events, Israeli culture, and Jewish identity, with music-themed films opening and closing the event.

A Jerusalem-based nonprofit, MATI Jerusalem, is providing guidance and tools to new immigrants to help them establish and grow successful businesses in Israel, promoting a form of Zionism through economic empowerment.

The Bank of Jerusalem has sent messages to its customers, assuring them there is no suspicion of embezzlement, following rumors surrounding the disappearance of an employee in Vienna.

Salem Media announced its second-quarter financial results, reporting a GAAP EPS of -$0.11 and total revenue of $45.93 million.

Singer Kumar Sanu recounted performing for gangster Dawood Ibrahim and later defying a police warning not to perform at a show organized by Abu Salem, another underworld figure.

Ultra-Orthodox protesters attempted to block roads near a light rail construction site in Jerusalem, disrupting traffic as officers ordered them to clear the roadway.

Israel has advanced plans for over 3,400 illegal settlement units across three projects in occupied East Jerusalem in recent weeks, according to a rights group.

The Kuwaiti foreign minister congratulated Dar on the Makkah defence pact and exchanged views on the regional situation, including Occupied East Jerusalem.

The Jerusalem Post provides a concise news roundup covering top stories, including warnings for Israelis in Greece and emerging plans for Gaza reconstruction.

Café Basimtá in Jerusalem has become the focal point of protests and counter-support every Saturday due to its decision to open during the Jewish day of rest.

For the sixth consecutive weekend, protestors demonstrating against the Basimta Cafe being open on Shabbat clashed with supporters of the business in Jerusalem.

A Torah scroll dedicated to a young boy traveled 50 years and thousands of miles from a closing Connecticut synagogue to Jerusalem, aided by a chance Facebook connection and a retired rabbi.

An opinion piece highlights the long-standing harassment, intimidation, and discrimination endured by the Armenian community in East Jerusalem from extremist groups.

The Jerusalem Post provides the weekly Shabbat candle lighting times for various locations in Israel and the United States, a regular feature for observers of Jewish tradition.

A Federal Reserve official, Musalem, has expressed a preference to raise interest rates.

Archaeologists in Jerusalem have unearthed charred wooden beams beneath a parking lot in the City of David, believed to date back 2,600 years to the Babylonian destruction of Solomon's Temple.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan was received by Jordan's King Abdullah II in Amman during his visit to attend a ministerial meeting on Jerusalem.

Jordan, along with other Arab and Muslim officials meeting in Amman, condemned what they described as Israeli escalation in Jerusalem, specifically regarding policies in Al-Aqsa and the Temple Mount.

Academic operations in East Jerusalem have been disrupted as teachers and students strike in response to Israeli mandates forcing a new curriculum and banning educators from teaching.

Educational institutions in East Jerusalem have halted classes after Israel allegedly failed to renew entry permits for Palestinian Christian teaching staff without prior notice.

An examination of how Emperor Frederick II leveraged his three unions to secure military strength, diplomatic ties with Jerusalem, and relations with England, contrasting with contemporary European court poetry.

Israeli security forces and settlers have launched coordinated attacks against Palestinian communities and international media crews, including an NBC news team, raising concerns over press safety and civilian protection.

7 Israelis arrested over alleged desecration of Muslim, Christian sites in Jerusalem  arabnews.com

Photographer Aliza Auerbach presents a poignant visual documentation of Jerusalem, preserving images of neighborhoods and landscapes that are rapidly changing or disappearing.

A Jerusalem-based clinical trial found that GentaGel’s biodegradable antibiotic treatment successfully prevented foot amputations in 80% of patients by delivering medication directly to infection sites over 60 days. The company is now pursuing further trials and FDA approval.

Israeli police detained seven individuals over the weekend on suspicion of spitting at the Armenian Cathedral of St. James and desecrating Muslim graves in Jerusalem's Old City.

Police reported significant traffic disruptions Saturday evening after ultra-Orthodox demonstrators erected multiple roadblocks at major entry points to Jerusalem.

An 80-year-old Palestinian attendee shared emotional reflections on her childhood in Jerusalem during a cultural exhibition in Dubai dedicated to preserving Palestinian history and memory.

Six months after intensified covert and overt campaigns by Washington and Jerusalem to destabilize Tehran, Iran’s newly consolidated leadership has successfully resisted external pressure and maintained internal control.

Ongoing archaeological excavations in the Silwan neighborhood of East Jerusalem have become a focal point of local conflict between residents and authorities. The project highlights deeper socio-political divisions within the historically contested area.

Skopje is prioritizing enhanced cooperation with Jerusalem through direct flights, trade, and defense partnerships, while simultaneously warning that Iranian threats pose risks to European stability.

Tehran's top security official issued stark warnings against Jerusalem's leadership, even as diplomatic channels indicate potential willingness to engage with Washington.

Formerly pragmatic partners, Israel and Turkey are increasingly competing for influence in Syria, Gaza, the Mediterranean, and Africa, with Greece and Cyprus aligning with Jerusalem and raising regional tension concerns.

Six months after the outbreak of conflict involving Iran, European diplomats find themselves excluded from key decision-making processes dominated by Washington and Jerusalem.

Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox demonstrators protested the expansion of Jerusalem's light rail system, tearing down fences and attempting to breach the construction site.

Emergency responders treated two people in their 70s and 80s who were found unconscious in a bedroom following a suspected leak of hazardous substances.

The Our Bond labor organization has finalized a comprehensive contract that extends representation and improved working conditions to approximately 10,000 municipal employees across Jerusalem.

A court in Israel has cleared a Jewish settler of charges related to a violent attack on a French Catholic nun in East Jerusalem, sparking outrage among human rights groups.

Ziva Sharp said her Jewish faith motivated her to travel from Jerusalem to the West Bank to stand up for Palestinians -- a commitment that led to her being set upon by fellow Israelis also professing…

Visitors can view a curated collection of antique clocks and watches, highlighting the evolution of horology through a dedicated museum gallery space.

An analysis argues that while Trump's support benefits Jerusalem, shifting American foreign policy priorities necessitate that Israel maintain independent strategic decision-making capabilities.

A court has ruled that the man who attacked a nun in Jerusalem cannot be held criminally responsible due to his mental condition at the time, ordering his hospitalization for up to six years.

Merchants across Jerusalem's historic Old City cite flight shortages, soaring airfares, and lingering global security concerns as primary drivers behind a sharp drop in tourist arrivals, severely impacting local livelihoods.

Samir Bennis publicly criticized Spanish outlets for mischaracterizing Taleb Alisalem's commentary on Morocco, questioning the accuracy and bias of their expert analysis.

A recent incident in the West Bank has ignited political discussion, taking center stage alongside broader Gaza and regional developments in the latest news analysis.

Nicht zufällig erging die Bauausschreibung zur Siedlung östlich von Jerusalem kurz vor der Wahl, glauben Kritiker. Hat Israels Regierung Vorschriften verletzt?

A first aid package sent from Finland has been credited with saving a soldier's life in Ukraine, highlighting the impact of humanitarian aid. This comes as a seven-year-old in Jerusalem received a life-saving transplant from a fallen IDF soldier, showcasing different forms of life-saving interventions.

A UN expert has called for an urgent international presence to protect the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza, citing a rise in settler attacks and emphasizing the obligation of third states to act against Israel's occupation.

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A review of 'My Other Half' describes the protagonist Jake's journey through a series of decadent misadventures before meeting an unexpected fate in Jerusalem.

The expansion of Jerusalem's light rail, a project that took 15 years to complete, is now being evaluated for its effectiveness and whether the long wait was justified.

Israel is proceeding with a tender for 1,234 new settler units in the E1 zone, located between occupied East Jerusalem and the Ma’ale Adumim settlement, with critics describing the move as part of a 'genocidal campaign' against Palestinians.

An article reflects on the behavior of people in Vienna after returning from Jerusalem, noting a perceived lack of appreciation for their well-being despite complaints.

The 260th humanitarian aid convoy, named 'Zad Al-Ezza: From Egypt to Gaza,' has departed from the Rafah Border Checkpoint, heading towards the Karem Abu Salem crossing to deliver aid to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

An opinion piece in The Jerusalem Post criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud Party for a campaign poster, urging him to keep American Jews out of his political campaigns.

A Reform synagogue in Jerusalem was vandalized, with Pride flags torn down in what an MK called an attack by 'incited hooligans,' blaming the government for contributing to hostility.

Hundreds of Palestinians are celebrating the return of the Jerusalem Festival, which resumed after a three-year hiatus caused by Israel's war in Gaza.

Israel and Honduras have signed a new memorandum of understanding to deepen their defense ties, building on Honduras's decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem in 2021.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog met with Arbel Rot, a 'Make-A-Wish' child who wished to experience being president. Following the visit, Arbel received a Knesset tour and a family vacation in Jerusalem.

A report by the Israeli organization Impact-se indicates that Saudi Arabia has removed the sentence 'Muslims will never give up Jerusalem' from its school textbooks, reflecting a continued softening of rhetoric towards Israel.

Haredi protesters attempted to block a bus near Meron in Israel, demonstrating against Shabbat operations, following a related incident in Jerusalem.

A man and his six-year-old grandson died, and one person was seriously injured, after their bike was allegedly hit by a speeding government vehicle in the Salempur area of Uttar Pradesh, India.

Israeli military officials are reportedly shocked by the speed at which Iran is recovering its missile production capabilities following a war in early 2026, according to The Jerusalem Post.

An opinion piece from The Jerusalem Post discusses the October 7 events, stating they were planned and a choice, not an inevitable outcome.

A fire broke out on the 24th floor of a building in Jerusalem, located near Independence Park at the corner of HaMatmid Alley and Meir Shaham Street.

Petitioners have asked an Administrative Affairs Court to freeze a plan for a yeshiva project for foreign students on public land in East Jerusalem while their challenge is considered.

Nigerian police have arrested a 'pastor' for allegedly orchestrating a fake pilgrimage to Jerusalem and also apprehended 23 foreign nationals in Ogun state in connection with a Ponzi scheme and visa fraud.

The Czech foreign minister has conducted discussions with top Israeli officials during a visit to Jerusalem.

Two women and four minors have been indicted on murder charges in Jerusalem, with prosecutors alleging they collectively decided to attack Benayahu Razi and his friend, leading to Razi's death.

A female police officer was seriously injured in a violent assault in Hannut earlier this month, leading the federal police to launch an appeal for witnesses.

Cyprus will provide €150,000 to the Patriarchate of Jerusalem for the restoration of the historic Church of Saint Porphyrius in Gaza, which was partially destroyed during an Israeli bombardment in October 2023.

Ein Kerem is described as a serene, hidden oasis and an anomaly within the Israeli landscape. The village functions as an intact historical capsule, resembling an ancient Italian or Greek mountainside.

Experts suggest that Hezbollah's efforts to disrupt talks between Beirut and Jerusalem are proving unsuccessful, despite Israeli strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon.

Federal Reserve official Alberto Musalem has stated that the central bank should have hiked interest rates at its last meeting. His comments indicate a hawkish stance on monetary policy amidst current economic conditions.

According to Musalem, the Federal Reserve should not depend on increased productivity alone to bring down inflation, suggesting other factors are at play.

An article explores Ludza's Great Synagogue, highlighting the city's claim as the oldest in Latvia and its historical connection to Jewish heritage, once known as Latvia's Jerusalem.

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Arab officials convened in Jordan to discuss escalating tensions in Jerusalem, particularly concerning the Al-Aqsa Mosque, following warnings of imminent danger to the holy site.

Investigators will continue questioning the suspect in the high-profile infant poisoning case, while his defense attorney cites mental health concerns.

Both Moscow and Jerusalem have strongly rejected claims made by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding migration flows, accusing him of spreading misinformation.

Israeli police have arrested a teenager suspected of attacking an Arab bus driver in the vicinity of Jerusalem.

Approximately 45,000 Palestinian students attending schools in East Jerusalem are now required to adopt the Israeli national curriculum, intensifying longstanding educational disputes in the occupied territory.

State-run Palestinian schools in East Jerusalem are expanding access to the Israeli national curriculum, marking a significant shift in educational policy for the region.

An editorial in the Jerusalem Post argues that maintaining national cohesion requires voters to choose political figures committed to rebuilding trust and articulating Israel's purpose with moral clarity.

A new cultural showcase in Jerusalem explores the historical impact and enduring fascination surrounding Shabtai Zvi, the 17th-century figure who claimed messiahship and captivated global Jewish communities.

After years of construction delays, Jerusalem's new L3 light rail line has officially opened, linking Haturim and Malha and transforming the city's previously isolated tram routes into a unified network.

Authorities are targeting the Qalandiya Training Centre, one of the oldest educational institutions still operating in Jerusalem, raising concerns over Palestinian vocational training access.

Preserved sycamore beams covered in melted plaster were discovered, offering rare physical evidence dating back to 586 B.C.

A DNA test revealed over 50 previously unknown relatives to Adrianna Turk, ending decades of silence and enabling a long-awaited family reunion in Jerusalem.

Mohsen Rezaei, newly appointed head of Iran's National Security Council, has publicly threatened to send Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hell, escalating rhetorical tensions between Tehran and Jerusalem.

Researchers conducting excavations beneath the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem believe they may have uncovered evidence pointing to the authentic burial site of Jesus Christ, potentially revising historical and religious understandings of the sacred space.

This historical piece examines the 1656 execution of Ann Hibbins, one of the earliest American witchcraft cases, which predated the Salem trials and later inspired literary works like Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.

A senior official from Iran's Islamic Republic security apparatus has issued a harsh rhetorical threat against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, escalating verbal tensions between Tehran and Jerusalem.

Haaretz highlights Ein Lavan, a natural spring near Jerusalem, as the perfect destination for locals and visitors seeking relief from summer heat.

An Israeli court has acquitted a Jewish settler of assault charges stemming from a violent attack on a French Catholic nun in East Jerusalem, drawing condemnation from human rights advocates.

Emergency crews responded to a suspected fire at a major railway hub in Jerusalem, prompting the immediate evacuation of passengers and staff.

The Canadian government has issued a formal directive cautioning domestic companies against financial or economic involvement with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, citing international law violations.

The Palestinian governorate criticized recent Israeli efforts to rename historic landmarks in Jerusalem, warning that such moves cannot overwrite the city’s cultural history and collective memory.

Morocco World News has published archives covering a range of topics, including Qadi Iyad, Taleb Alisalem, and Morocco's fertilizers. These archives provide historical and current information on diverse subjects.

Diplomatic relations between Ankara and Jerusalem continue to deteriorate as political leaders exchange increasingly hostile statements, raising concerns over potential regional instability in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Border Police discovered a Second Temple period burial cave during operations in east Jerusalem. The discovery occurred amidst ongoing investigations into a violent clash between two feuding families in Silwan that resulted in three deaths.

The Jerusalem Post provides a news roundup covering top stories related to Israel's history, political, and security pressures.

A review highlights the experience of staying at The City of David guest house, offering breathtaking views of the Jerusalem skyline from the Old City.

A deadly feud in Silwan has prompted concerns and questions regarding the ongoing 'Israelization' process in East Jerusalem.

Princess Lalla Meryem received children from Jerusalem at the Royal Guest Palace in Rabat.

Palestinian sources report that police shot and killed two people amidst an ongoing feud between families in East Jerusalem.

Haredi protesters have blocked a Jerusalem cafe for the eighth consecutive week, continuing a months-long dispute over its opening on Shabbat, with several MKs joining counterprotests.

Mostar Mufti Salem-ef. Dedović led Friday prayers and delivered a sermon at the renovated Tucakovića Mosque in Rabrani near Neum, emphasizing patience and responsibility for preserving religious and national identity.

A religious commentary piece reflects on the theme of rebuilding Jerusalem after exile and loss, drawing inspiration from Isaiah.

Salem Media has been acquired by the WaterStone Foundation for $1 per share, completing a transaction that transfers ownership of the media company.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly removed phrases like “Muslims will never give up Jerusalem” from its school textbooks, a move described by an Israeli research organization as significant.

Jerusalem's new Green Line light rail, approximately 7 kilometers long with 13 stations, is set to begin service on Friday. Trains are expected to run every eight minutes during peak hours, expanding the city's public transport network.

A film program, hosted by Jerusalem Post, opened with a discussion on "Our Loves" by Israeli director Avi Nesher, with a focus on cinema related to October 7 events and French Jewish life.

A Palestinian individual was arrested after a tunnel was discovered near the West Bank border fence outside Jerusalem, with Border Police observers initially noticing a group digging the tunnel.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post calls on New York City Councilman Zohran Mamdani to act like a mayor and stop using his position as a platform for an 'obsessive prosecution of the Jewish people and their homeland'.

The Israeli Poets’ Festival, originating in Metula, is making its return to Jerusalem, promising to challenge conventional notions of poetry and offer new literary experiences.

An East Jerusalem resident was arrested after allegedly committing indecent acts against two 12-year-old girls along the Tel Aviv coastline.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest every Saturday outside a Jerusalem cafe that remains open on the Sabbath, while secular Israelis counter-protest, highlighting a deep cultural and religious conflict over the future of the country.

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Israel is seeking to manage diplomatic shifts as foreign elections increasingly shape its alliances, with relations becoming an ideological marker in domestic politics, as seen in Latin America and Slovenia.

Israel's outgoing envoy to Kyiv stated that the October 7 events significantly transformed Jerusalem-Kyiv relations, which had previously been marked by years of tension during the war in Ukraine.

Beitar Jerusalem, considered Israel's most racist football club and supported by Benjamin Netanyahu, is set to play in Vienna against Wiener Austria, prompting authorities and the club to prepare for a high-risk match.

New discoveries have been made during ongoing research and restoration efforts at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.

Israeli police responded in full force as demonstrators broke through barricades during growing Haredi protests in Jerusalem concerning Shabbat observance. A local cafe has become a flashpoint in the ongoing dispute.

The remains of Theodor Herzl's grandmother and grandfather were exhumed from the Jewish cemetery in Zemun, Serbia, and reburied on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, according to a statement from the Jewish community.

Beauty retailer Sephora is reportedly planning to open six new storefronts across Israel, including locations in major malls in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, along with five "corner" stores.

International Cat Day is being celebrated globally, a day established in 2002 by the International Fund for Animal Welfare, with various outlets like The Jerusalem Post highlighting their own beloved felines as part of the festivities.

Reports from Jerusalem suggest Israeli authorities might take over the Al-Aqsa Mosque, a move experts warn could lead to war, terrorism, or the end of diplomatic ties.

Israeli artist Rachel Kainy is creating a "Megillat Yerushalyim," documenting the social and cultural aspects of Jerusalem on paper scrolls.

Ancient olive trees that were damaged in wildfires are being given new life by being rehabilitated into bonsai trees. These rehabilitated trees will eventually be displayed to the public at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens and KKL-JNF's Eshtaol Nursery.

A quarter-century after the Jerusalem bombing, Malki Roth's parents are still confronting decisions and international failures they believe allowed Ahlam Tamimi to remain free.

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem expressed a preference to raise rates at the July FOMC meeting and emphasized the need for meaningful restraint on inflation during an event in São Paulo.

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Concerns are growing over an 'Islamic conspiracy' against perceived 'assaults' on Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque, following an escalation in incursions by Israeli extremists into the holy site.

The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Pierbattista Pizzaballa, emphasized the need for elections in Israel and Palestine to turn a new page and rebuild what has been destroyed in the Middle East.