Prayers needed for the soldier shot by terrorist in Jerusalem, parents say
The parents of the soldier wounded by a terrorist in Jerusalem on Saturday told the media that his condition has worsened. “Today it turned out that Nadav’s situation is more complex than we thought,” his parents said without revealing his full name. He was reported to be in serious but stable condition and is sedated […]
Clashes between Armenian Christians and Jews in Jerusalem’s Old City
Armenia’s Foreign Ministry on Monday voiced its “concern” over the weekend attacks targeting Armenians in Jerusalem.
Who was Really Behind the Jerusalem terror Attack
This isn’t random terrorism, it’s carefully calculated terrorism.
Married couple, 14-year old among victims of deadly Jerusalem terror attack
The fatalities have been identified as Eli and Natalie Mizrahi, Rafael Ben-Eliyahu, Asher Natan, Shaul Chai, Irina Korolova and Ilya Sosonsky. Three additional people were wounded in the attack and remain hospitalized.
Israeli Security Cabinet approves anti-terror measures following deadly attacks
The measures include strengthening settlement in Judea and Samaria and ensuring additional Israelis can arm themselves.
‘The nation grieves with the families of those murdered’
President Isaac Herzog extends condolences on behalf of all Israelis to the families of the victims of two terrorist attacks in Jerusalem.
Archaeologists unearth ancient moat surrounding Jerusalem, mysterious hand imprint
“In the eras of knights’ battles, swords, arrows, and charging cavalry, the fortifications of Jerusalem were formidable and complex,” said archaeologist Amit Re’em.
Foxes on Mount Zion bring biblical book of Lamentations to life
A rare sighting of a fox running across Mount Zion conjured up images described in the Book of Lamentations Tuesday morning. Jewish tradition teaches that the appearance of foxes on the Temple Mount is proof that the Third Temple shall be built. “I only saw one fox but I assume that there are more in […]
Greek Orthodox Patriarch disgraced for selling land in Jerusalem to Jews passes away
The Greek Orthodox Church announced on Monday that Irineos I, the 140th patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem, passed away in a hospital in Athens last Tuesday at the age of eighty-three after years of illness. In 2005, Irineos was dismissed from his role after selling some properties to Jews. His burial took […]
Biblical Siloam Pool next to Temple Mount to be fully excavated
The ancient pool of Siloam, first mentioned in the biblical book of Kings II, will be fully excavated and opened to the public, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Tuesday. The structure is located just outside the walls of Jerusalem’s Old City to the southeast. “The Pool of Siloam in the City of David National Park […]
