Jerusalem
Berenice, the Jewish queen who loved the Roman conqueror of Jerusalem, is the star of a gripping new TV series that brings her storied past to life.
Politics, Paraguay, Hezbollah
In a speech given last week at the World Jewish Congress' conference, Paraguayan President Santiago Pena said that his country would move their embassy back to Jerusalem.
Crime, Jerusalem
In the heart of Jerusalem's Shmuel HaNavi neighbourhood, a young man has been arrested and charged for threatening passers-by's, stealing a bicycle, and attempting to stab a police officer with a knife, ultimately leading to him being shot and subdued.
City of David, Ancient Fortifications
Archaeologists have uncovered a colossal moat at the City of David in Jerusalem Walls National Park.
Light Rail, Jerusalem, public transport
A 70-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by the light rail in Jerusalem, near Moshe Dayan Boulevard, as reported by Magen David Adom on Thursday.
Israeli model, Brazil, crime, drug posession
An Israeli model, a resident of Jerusalem, was arrested in Rio de Janeiro by the local police, after 4 kg of cocaine was found in her suitcase.
Bus Crash, transport, Israel, Jerusalem
An empty bus veered off its route and into a wadi on Aharon Shulov Street, near the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem. The 50-year-old driver sustained minor injuries and was treated on-site by Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency medical teams.
Sport, Ping pong, Israeli champion
At the age of 89, former table tennis champion and lawyer, Louis Garb from Jerusalem, competed in the World Masters Championship in Rome, Italy.
Police, West Bank, illegal residents, Israel
A police operation in the Jerusalem District led to the arrest of the suspicious individuals and numerous illegal residents of Judea and Samaria in their 20s and 30s, according to channel 12 news reports.
Israel Internal politics, Protest clashes
Anarchism in the streets: This morning, Police arrested 7 demonstrators who disrupted traffic as part of protest organizations.' As part of a 'day of disruption' to mark 9 months since October 7th today.
Travel, Bus transportation, Religious Haredim
Yesterday the 'Arazim' bus terminal in northern Jerusalem opened, aimed primarily at serving ultra-Orthodox communities while potentially benefiting secular residents by reducing travel distances.
Internal threats, espionage
This morning, A religious Jew living in Ramat Beit Shemesh has been detained for espionage under suspicion he was allegedly spying for Iran.
Israel Awards, Jerusalem
After receiving the Jerusalem award of 2024, Robert Stearns devoted his win to one of Israel's fallen soldiers, Arnon Zmora ob"m.
Crime, Drug smuggling
2 sisters and another suspect have been detained for attempting to bring drugs into Israel from Cyprus including 8kg of MDMA and Ketamine. The assumed smugglers were caught at Ben Gurion Airport and are under investigation by Israeli Police.
Health crisis, Hepatitis
Many parents choose not to vaccinate their children, especially in Jerusalem and the south of the country.
Israel, Jerusalem Crime
A male, 49, has been arrested under suspicion he attempted to poison his wife. Investigations are currently under way regarding the incident.
Jerusalem
Fire and Rescue Services identified three starting locations for the fire in Jerusalem yesterday and traces of flammable material, leading to suspicion of arson.
Jerusalem
23 firefighting teams and eight aircraft are now trying to control the blaze, focusing on preventing it from reach the museum. No casualties have been reported.
Terrorism
A terrorist approached a checkpoint near Abu Dis and tried to stab the Border Guarders; they opened fire and neutralized him.
Israel, Netherlands
The decision is part of the government coalition agreement formed with Geert Wilders' rightwing and pro-Israel Party of Freedom.