The Latest Breaking News from Jerusalem

Israel's Supreme Court examines controversial military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox community, sparking protests and political tensions.

Muayad Alayan’s drama of a bereaved 12-year-old and her ghostly new friend creates atmosphere but is slow and stilted

IDF said it destroyed 10 kilometres of tunnels and several weapons production sites in days of fighting that included more than 200 airstrikes

A bereaved child moves to Jerusalem where she encounters a ghostly Palestinian girl no one else can see in this sensitive film about intergenerational trauma

My father was shot while reporting on the second Intifada. I went on a journey to meet the man who saved his life.

On Monday, an area of Jerusalem's national military cemetery where soldiers killed in Gaza are buried was filled with mourners and emotion as Israel marked a painful day.

The Liberals have reaffirmed recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital as a rift widens between the opposition and government on a usually bipartisan issue.

UNRWA headquarters in East Jerusalem faced arson attacks, prompting closure due to safety concerns for UN staff.

Israeli authorities have reportedly raided a Jerusalem hotel room used by Al Jazeera as its office after the country decided to shut down the Qatari-owned TV station’s local operations on Sunday. Video circulated online showed plainclothes officers dismantling camera equipment in a hotel room.

The research combined radiocarbon dating with measurements of atmospheric radiocarbon from tree rings to build a chronology of the ancient city.

People in Jerusalem express little sympathy with anti-war demonstrators, with some accusing them of hatred for Israel