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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Qatar participated in an Arab ministerial meeting in Amman to coordinate international action against Israeli policies in occupied Jerusalem, amidst concerns over settlement expansion and escalating violence.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, has arrived in Jordan to participate in a ministerial meeting focused on the deteriorating situation in occupied Jerusalem. The talks aim to address the worsening conditions in the holy city.

An opinion piece in The Jerusalem Post criticizes the West's perceived illusions about Turkish President Erdogan's denialism, highlighting the ease with which the world moved on despite his declarations of innocence regarding historical crimes.

Jordan is convening an emergency meeting of Arab and Islamic foreign ministers due to concerns over an 'imminent' Israeli takeover of the al-Aqsa mosque and Dome of the Rock compound in Jerusalem, which could trigger religious conflict.

An East Jerusalem resident from the Sur Bahir neighborhood was detained by officers on Sunday following an investigation into videos he allegedly posted online, suspected of incitement and support for terrorism.

A 38-year-old Jerusalem teacher's vision improved from 10% to 90% after surgeons at Hadassah implanted donor corneal tissue to treat severe keratoconus, enabling her to resume driving and working.

After a decade and over 4,000 articles for the Jerusalem Post, Arieh O’Sullivan shares insights on his experiences in war reporting and the demands of credible journalism.

The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem has urged American citizens in Israel to remain vigilant due to a complex security environment, unpredictable escalation, and potential travel disruptions in the Middle East.

Two Jerusalem retirees, Barry Halpern (90) and Rica Cuperman (80), unexpectedly found love on Tu B'Av, proving that romance can blossom at any age.

The remains of Theodor Herzl's grandparents, the founder of the modern Zionist movement, were exhumed from a grave in Belgrade yesterday to be reburied on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem.

A Hamas operative from East Jerusalem reportedly threatened to kill Israeli lawmaker Zvi Sukkot after the MK toured Arab schools, leading authorities to increase Sukkot's security and threat level.

A 34-year-old Israeli police officer from Hod Hasharon was arrested on suspicion of maintaining a personal relationship with an inmate and allegedly aiding a fugitive in a Jerusalem murder case.

Archaeologists in Jerusalem have unearthed the first known mold for producing figurines dating back to the First Temple period, a discovery hailed as highly significant.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s opera, 'Così fan tutte,' with a libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte, is being performed at the Jerusalem Theatre as part of the Jerusalem Lyric Opera Festival, supported by the Italian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv.

Jerusalem's Inbal Hotel has shifted its focus to food and drink experiences to attract a niche following, adapting to a struggling tourism industry since the October 7 massacre and regional conflicts.

An article explores the reason why England athletes sing 'Jerusalem' instead of 'God Save The King' at the Commonwealth Games.

An editorial in The Jerusalem Post calls for a national investigation into the events of October 7, three years after the attack, emphasizing it as a national obligation rather than a political inconvenience.

A suspect was shot in the leg by Border Police during an arrest at the Shuafat crossing near Jerusalem. No officers were injured in the incident.

Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir was among 4,200 Israelis who entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex, marking one of the largest such entries this year, according to the Jerusalem administration.

A Jerusalem man has been indicted for allegedly blocking journalists’ vehicles, threatening them with a club and a rock, and damaging CNN and Italian media vehicles north of Ramallah.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir joined thousands of Jews who entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in occupied East Jerusalem on the Jewish fast day of Tisha B'Av.

Nauru has announced its decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem, making it the tenth country to establish a diplomatic presence in Israel's capital following an agreement between foreign ministers.

Nauru's government has announced its intention to establish an embassy in Israel, which Israel's foreign minister confirmed would be located in Jerusalem.

Scythe-winged swifts have nested for thousands of years in the cracks of Jerusalem's Western Wall and other holy sites, forming some of the oldest known colonies.

Border Police officers arrested a Jerusalem resident after discovering 8,600 eggs allegedly smuggled from the West Bank without proper oversight or sanitary controls.

An analysis reveals significant differences in how Lebanon, Israel, and the US perceive the success and handling of Hezbollah within Lebanese Army pilot zones in the south, despite all supporting the initiative.

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Charred wooden beams believed to be from the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE have been unearthed in Jerusalem, days before the Tisha B'Av fast.

Legislation recently passed by the Knesset is intended to dismantle the Palestinian education system in East Jerusalem.

A dispute over the control of Jerusalem's Bikur Cholim hospital, specifically involving the hassidim, is testing the city's pluralism, with concerns raised about public access if a specific group takes over.

An article describes an easy water outing at Ein Haniya, featuring Roman fountains and Byzantine pools on the outskirts of Jerusalem, offering a glimpse into the Holy Land's natural and historical sites.

An editorial from the Jerusalem Post outlines the newspaper's focus and questions for political parties leading up to Israel's Election Day, reflecting on the recent full Knesset term.

Assaf Machnes's film 'Where to?' was awarded the top prize at the Jerusalem Film Festival, which distributed approximately NIS 1 million in prizes across its various Israeli and international competitions.

Israel is actively working to restore diplomatic relations with Colombia, which could include the establishment of a new Colombian embassy in Jerusalem, signifying formal recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

Sheikh Ikrima Sabri, the former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and Palestine and Imam of Al-Aqsa Mosque, issued a statement commemorating the 10th anniversary of Türkiye's defeated July 15 coup attempt, hailing it as a victory.

During a visit to Sarajevo, a Jesuit priest and theologian from Jerusalem spoke about the pervasive violence consuming Israeli society, stating that the country's interior is disintegrating.

Over twenty ambassadors' wives just formed a new diplomatic circle in Jerusalem, not for policy, but to carry Shalva National Center's model of love back home.

Protesters blocked roads near Jerusalem's Bar Ilan Street and targeted a light rail construction site, leading police to use crowd dispersal measures after they refused to leave.

The 18th annual Manofim arts festival in Jerusalem is underway, featuring a diverse program of art, music, and performances that celebrate local life.

An opinion piece from The Jerusalem Post challenges Congresswoman Ilhan Omar to provide tangible evidence for her claims of genocide in Gaza or cease making them, refuting her statements with facts.

Hundreds of Haredi protesters gathered outside Cafe Basimta in Jerusalem to protest its opening on Shabbat, leading to police intervention.

According to the Jerusalem Post, Turkey may not need F-35 jets as it is already testing its military arsenal in Libya. This comes as the US government reportedly commits to reintegrating Ankara into the F-35 program.

The Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) has discovered the remains of four individuals at Jerusalem Cemetery in Racibórz, Silesian Voivodeship, as part of its search for victims of German totalitarianism.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul warned during a visit to Jerusalem that weakening the Palestinian Authority could create a power vacuum and compromise Israel's security, despite the PA's need for reform.

Police in Jerusalem have removed ultra-Orthodox protesters who were attempting to block the construction of the light rail on Bar Ilan Street, an ongoing issue for weeks.

The owner of Cafe Basimta in Jerusalem stated the establishment will remain open on Shabbat, despite protests from ultra-Orthodox groups.

The 43rd Jerusalem Film Festival is set to return, featuring a selection of international films from Sundance and Cannes, alongside new Israeli premieres at the Jerusalem Cinematheque and Lev Smadar theater.

Israel has approved a plan to establish 13 new settlements in the occupied West Bank. Palestinian officials have warned against the implications of this plan, stating it would further isolate East Jerusalem.

Iranian official Araghchi issued threats against the US and Israeli interests in Tel Aviv. The Jerusalem Post's news roundup also covered discussions between Zamir and Clearfield regarding Lebanon.

The opening ceremony of the Maccabiah Games has commenced in Jerusalem, with thousands of athletes in attendance. The event marks the official start of the international Jewish athletic competition.

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

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.

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.

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.

The Brussels Times published multiple search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles appear to be search engine optimization (SEO) spam, featuring phrases like 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' and 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' alongside city names.

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.

Top Arab and Muslim foreign ministers have launched a plan aimed at protecting Christian and Islamic holy sites in Jerusalem, warning that they are 'threatened' by Israel 'as never before'.

Six individuals, primarily Jewish minors, have been detained following an attack on the Armenian Church headquarters in Jerusalem, where they were reportedly spitting on and throwing stones at the compound.

Jordan has issued a warning that Israel's takeover of Jerusalem's most significant Muslim holy site is 'imminent,' expressing fears of a potential religious conflict. This concern highlights escalating tensions over religious sites in the city.

A Jerusalem District Court has prohibited National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from using crocodiles to guard detainees in prisons.

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An editorial from the Jerusalem Post criticizes Israeli minister Israel Katz for publicly discussing the potential replacement of a serving general on partisan television, deeming it inappropriate political theater.

Israel Police have declared a haredi anti-draft protest in Jerusalem disruptive after a major road was blocked. Police are working to clear the road and disperse the protesters.

A bus driver in Jerusalem was attacked by teenagers, leaving him unconscious for several minutes and resulting in the loss of four teeth. The attackers continued to threaten and curse him after he regained consciousness.

Haredi protesters demonstrated outside a Jerusalem café for a fifth consecutive Saturday, with customers shouting 'Enlist, enlist.' Avigdor Liberman joined supporters at the scene.

Haredi protesters in Jerusalem assaulted Border Police officers and soldiers, shouting "Nazis, get out of here," during a protest against the detention of 63 draft dodgers.

The remains of the grandparents of Zionism founder Theodor Herzl have been exhumed from their graves in Belgrade and will be transferred to Israel for reburial on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem next week.

The City of David in biblical Jerusalem has been formally recognized as an American heritage site. This recognition traces founding ideals back three thousand years, emphasizing its historical significance.

The film "Skateboarding is Not for Girls" is part of the competitive program at the Sarajevo Film Festival and has already received an award from Jerusalem. Additionally, Dana Grabnar's film "Komšija" will have its world premiere at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival.

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Israeli soldiers have escalated their offensive in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, conducting raids in at least 20 towns and villages, demolishing several homes, and arresting dozens of Palestinians, while Arab states and the Arab League condemn the actions.

Officials said they were not satisfied Therese Abdallah was a ‘genuine visitor’ and believed she would not leave after visit to son in London A Palestinian Jerusalemite who lives in London has been…

The US Embassy in Jerusalem issued a warning to US citizens to be prepared for possible flight cancellations due to heightened tensions in the Middle East.

A Jerusalem cafe, initially seen as a symbol of secular defiance, has drawn criticism after it was revealed to be run by 'Jews for Jesus' adherents, leading to accusations of proselytizing.

Israel's Diaspora Ministry is monitoring reports of violent altercations in Cyprus involving Beitar Jerusalem football fans. The clashes occurred around an upcoming Europa Conference League qualifiers match.

Guatemala is set to recognize Jerusalem's City of David as part of its national heritage, with a plaque signed by President Bernardo Arévalo to be unveiled in a ceremony.

Amichai Chikli, an Israeli minister, has urged the closure of the Turkish Consulate in Jerusalem, citing a new report that alleges Turkey is expanding its influence through civil networks and Hamas connections.

More than 2,300 right-wing Israeli individuals entered Al-Aqsa Mosque compound while Israeli police prevented Palestinians from entering for worship.

Israeli Police have arrested two individuals suspected of planning a terror attack in Jerusalem and seized illegal weapons in A-Ram.

An expert told the Jerusalem Post that Houthi threats to choke points could cause global disruption, even without physical shutdowns, by making insurance premiums prohibitive or forcing ships to turn around.

A donkey was rescued from a private vehicle at a Jerusalem checkpoint. The driver claimed he was taking the unwell animal to a farm in east Jerusalem.

Eighty years ago, Jewish underground fighters carried out an attack on the King David Hotel in Jerusalem. The article recounts the event, noting the presence of Swiss staff from the luxury establishment during the bombing.

Haredi demonstrators are continuing their protests in Jerusalem, blocking roads and gathering outside the Attorney-General's home, leading to police intervention to clear traffic.

The head of the Jerusalem Film Festival, Roni Mahadav-Levin, has issued an open letter inviting Palestinian filmmakers to participate in next year's edition, emphasizing the diverse crowds in the cinemas.

Omer Kriger, the CEO and Co-founder of nGrid, talked to The Jerusalem Post about how his company is transforming batteries into a “virtual power plant.”

Colombia's incoming President announced the country's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court case against Israel and pledged to restore historic ties by opening a new embassy in Jerusalem.

An editorial in the Jerusalem Post argues that Iran's actions necessitate a permanent regional defense alliance between Israel and Gulf states to protect themselves from potential attacks.

The Jerusalem Film Festival is featuring a diverse range of films, including Vincent Grashaw's 'Gangland' which tells a Native American story. The festival's Israeli movies balance themes of excitement, sorrow, and war.

Colombia's president-elect, Abelardo de la Espriella, a hard-right politician supported by Donald Trump, intends to move the country's embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Police are investigating after human bones, suspected to be skull fragments, were found in a cave west of Jerusalem.

CBC/Radio-Canada is expanding its global news operations by reopening bureaus in Jerusalem and Beijing, and establishing a joint presence in several other international locations.

Rhetorical attacks between Ankara and Jerusalem highlight a new geopolitical reality, raising questions about who will assume leadership in the Middle East. Turkey's stance is increasingly seen as a strategic challenge for Israel.

Fiji has launched the 65th Israel Allies Caucus worldwide within its Parliament, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka, with the aim of promoting the relocation of national embassies to Jerusalem.

Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Jerusalem office, stated that while many Nazi war criminals have died, the center will do everything possible to bring any survivors to justice.

Israel and Paybox have launched MuniBox, Jerusalem's first municipal digital wallet, allowing residents to pay for most municipal services and taxes via a mobile app, in a push to digitalize payments.

Protesters have disrupted light rail construction and blocked traffic on Jerusalem's Bar Ilan Street, with police and Border Police attempting to disperse them.

Speaking at a conference in Jerusalem, Amidror emphasized the need for Israel to innovate and prepare for future conflicts, citing a recent 'failure' in drone defense despite past technological achievements.

A man was stabbed to death in Jerusalem's Nahlaot neighborhood, an incident that occurred after a shooting in Jaffa and another stabbing in Haifa earlier on the same day.

Israeli leaders have publicly indicated their country's preparedness to strike Iran for a third time, with a U.S. official confirming close coordination between Washington and Jerusalem.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post analyzes why Prime Minister Netanyahu's political formula may no longer be effective. It references figures like Edelstein and Eisenkot as representatives of key populations.

At least 17 people were hospitalized following a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning incident at a beauty salon in Jerusalem.

Ongoing Haredi protests against the Jerusalem Light Rail's unfinished Green Line have reportedly caused over NIS 400 million in cumulative damage.

The Jerusalem Municipality has announced road closures from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. for the annual Maccabiah Night Run, affecting traffic in the city.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post offering a weekly perspective on Israel, titled 'Shalom for Charlotte'.

Hansen House in Jerusalem is hosting a week-long event from July 9-16, focusing on everyday aesthetics and drawing inspiration from major sporting events.

Two articles from The Jerusalem Post offer religious commentary and insights related to the weekly Torah portion, Parashat Pinchas, discussing themes of leadership and remembrance.

Mariánska hora is making preparations to welcome hundreds of thousands of pilgrims, with Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa set to be the main celebrant.

Adam Milstein has published op-eds in the New York Post and The Jerusalem Post, criticizing anti-Israel factions within the Democratic Party and isolationist voices within the Republican Party regarding antisemitism.

A 20-year-old US citizen residing in Jerusalem has been charged with spying for Iran, according to Israeli police.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Amman hosted an emergency ministerial meeting where Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi warned that Israeli measures risk igniting a wider religious conflict, emphasizing the threat to Jordan’s custodianship of Jerusalem’s holy sites.

An editorial from The Jerusalem Post argues that Israel must never free Yigal Amir, stating that calls for his release cross a fundamental democratic line.

Haredi Jews in Jerusalem protested against Ofer Winter, labeling him a 'traitor to the Jewish people,' following his appearance at an enlistment conference as he considers entering politics.

Mifgash Ticho, a restaurant in Jerusalem, has been highly recommended for its outstanding steaks, excellent cocktails, and attentive service. It is considered a fantastic addition to the city's dining scene.

Jordan is set to host foreign ministers from various countries, including Egypt and Indonesia, along with the Arab League secretary-general, for a ministerial meeting where Türkiye will advocate for Jerusalem.

Six Jewish Israelis were filmed spitting at the entrance to Saint James Monastery in Jerusalem's Old City.

Six individuals, including five minors, have been arrested for allegedly spitting and throwing rocks at an Armenian church in Jerusalem's Old City.

Efforts are underway to restore diplomatic relations between Colombia and Israel, with a focus on establishing an embassy in Jerusalem and reversing Colombia's stance at the International Court of Justice.

Lisa Cain Hammerman, 72, shares her life story, detailing her move from Brookline, Massachusetts, to Jerusalem and Mitzpe Yericho in 1980, highlighting her experiences with motherhood.

Matera, Italy, known for its ancient cave dwellings, is highlighted as a unique destination that served as a perfect cinematic Jerusalem for Mel Gibson and offers much more than a Hollywood set.

A study conducted by scientists from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and the Israeli Center for Addiction and Mental Health found that one in five Jewish women in Israel exhibited signs of potential addictive behavior following cosmetic procedures.

Fourteen Arab and Palestinian groups have issued an urgent appeal to protect Jerusalem and the Al-Aqsa Mosque, citing Israeli escalation. They highlighted attacks on worshippers, targeting of Al-Aqsa guards, restrictions on freedom of worship, and settlement expansion.

A new report indicates that Hezbollah’s Islamic Health Organization continues to operate in a south Lebanon pilot zone, raising doubts about Beirut’s capacity to curb the group's influence and potentially jeopardizing the Beirut-Jerusalem agreement.

Jerusalem District investigators are searching for a 20-year-old mother suspected of abducting her two young children, believed to be in the Jerusalem area.

The remains of Theodor Herzl's grandparents are expected to arrive in Jerusalem in the coming days for reburial. This event marks a significant moment for the Zionist movement's founder.

Israel and the Democratic Republic of Congo have pledged to strengthen their bilateral ties during the DR Congo foreign minister's visit to Jerusalem.

Director and screenwriter Sharon Angelhart created her film 'Cuz You're Ugly' to tell a story she wished she had seen growing up in Jerusalem. The movie aims to reflect experiences she felt were missing from screens.

Latvian actor Kārlis Arnolds Avots received the Best Actor award at the Jerusalem International Film Festival for his leading role in Viesturs Kairišs' feature film "Uļa". This marks the first international award for both the actor and the film.

An opinion piece from the Jerusalem Post criticizes US Vice President JD Vance, accusing him of displaying antisemitic tendencies, particularly after failing to manage a deal's fallout.

Israeli police restricted Palestinian worshippers from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in Jerusalem for morning prayers on Thursday, July 23, enforcing age restrictions and forcibly removing some individuals.

An editorial in The Jerusalem Post calls for Israeli politics to reject hatred and embrace unity, especially in the wake of the October 7 massacre and ahead of elections, criticizing the use of a bereaved father's grief for political gain.

Thousands of Jews gathered at the Western Wall in Jerusalem for Tisha B'Av lamentations, observing a 25-hour fast from sunset to nightfall.

Police and Border Guard forces are deploying in Jerusalem's Old City with overt, covert, and special units to ensure public safety and respond to incidents ahead of Tisha B'Av.

An explainer details the significance of Tisha B'Av, a Jewish fast day mourning the destruction of the First and Second Temples of Jerusalem, alongside information on fast times for Israel and the US.

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew met with the Patriarch of Jerusalem in Phanar to discuss the situation in the Holy Land. The meeting focused on the current conditions and challenges in the region.

One person has been killed and approximately five others are trapped following a partial building collapse in Jerusalem, with first responders on the scene providing assistance to victims.

The Jerusalem Post Diplomatic Conference is taking place in Jerusalem, bringing together heads of state, diplomats, business executives, and thought leaders to discuss regional and global issues.

An Israeli paraglider is undertaking efforts to protect migrating swifts that have historically nested in Jerusalem's Western Wall.

Chani Kaplan's personal account details her path from Sydney to Jerusalem, highlighting the resilience and openness required to transform the challenges of aliyah into opportunities.

An interview with Gary Torgow highlights his work in securing funding from Washington and Jerusalem for Jewish day schools.

Colombia's elected president, Abelardo de la Espriella, has announced plans to move the country's embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, potentially escalating international tensions.

A panel at the Jerusalem Film Festival expressed cautious optimism about the future of Israeli cinema following the events of October 7, highlighting the country's talent and strong film tradition.

Azerbaijan's president has affirmed his country's support for the establishment of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital. The statement was made during a meeting with the Palestinian Prime Minister, emphasizing strengthened fraternal ties.

CENTCOM spokesman Navy Capt. Tim Hawkins informed The Jerusalem Post that US forces are conducting strikes to degrade Iranian capabilities threatening commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. US forces remain ready for further action.

A far-right Israeli lawmaker, who heads the education committee, stormed a Palestinian school in Jerusalem and vowed to shut it down over the presence of Palestinian symbols.

New details are surfacing about a mysterious Jerusalem project initiated under former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government, which has reportedly cost hundreds of millions of forints without a clear purpose.

The previous Hungarian government established the Jerusalem Hungarian Academy with over half a billion forints six months before the elections, allocating nearly 200 million forints annually for its operation, though its activities remain largely unknown.

A review discusses a book titled 'Jerusalem and its Names,' which examines how language shapes the identity and holiness of Jerusalem across Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions.

The Israeli government's plan to confiscate dozens of buildings in Jerusalem's Old City is jeopardizing the Khalidi Library, a custodian of centuries of Palestinian history.

Jerusalem authorities have partially preserved the historic Bikur Cholim building following public backlash against a plan to convert it into a Haredi seminary, with opponents proposing alternative uses.

Israel has banned the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Sheikh Muhammad Hussein, from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque for a period of one week. The reason for the ban was not immediately specified.

Netanyahu's campaign against selling F-35s to Ankara reflects a growing conviction in Jerusalem that Turkey is becoming Israel’s principal long-term challenge.

“In general, Ermia cared more about the suffering of others and his fellow human beings than about himself,” his mother told The Jerusalem Post.

A man was arrested in Jerusalem after a video surfaced showing him riding a motorcycle with a dog in his lap, prompting concerns about animal safety.

Haredi protesters demonstrated against mandatory conscription for ultra-Orthodox men, blocking the entrance to the IDF's Central Command Headquarters in Jerusalem.

Haredi protesters in Jerusalem reportedly broke into Light Rail construction sites and engaged in physical altercations with workers.

The 'Feelings In Between' exhibition, featuring autistic artists, opens on July 8 at the Jerusalem Theatre and will run until August 30, aiming to challenge stereotypes.

An Israeli man from Jerusalem has been accused of espionage on behalf of Iran, with alleged activities taking place in late 2025 and early 2026.

A threatening decree and growing Turkish influence in Syria are fueling fears in Israel of a military confrontation with Turkey. Ankara openly dreams of the 'liberation' of Jerusalem.