The Latest Breaking News from Jerusalem

Using public transportation gifts the opportunity to get acquainted with people unlike in the solitary bubble of a car. 

US defence official dismissed reports of attack against a US military cargo ship, Ocean Jazz, as Houthi propaganda

The find is rare evidence that such early coins were being used for commerce in the region.

Palestinians across the occupied West Bank and east Jerusalem have been captivated by the proceedings in a faraway courtroom where the first hearing in an unprecedented case against Israel was held

An Iron Age moat found in Jerusalem may have been used for defense thousands of years ago.

The pattern of killing cannot be denied, says former Guardian Jerusalem correspondent Chris McGreal

It may seem impossible to seek a deal amid war. But the consequences of not doing so are too painful to contemplate, says former UK PM Gordon Brown

Israeli press club provides group therapy sessions for foreign journalists covering war

Dabbing away tears, Ghadeer al-Atrash stood before her bulldozed home in a Palestinian village abutting Israeli settlements, a fate feared by hundreds of villagers as Israel ramps up demolitions during wartime.

Activists say a controversial deal to build a luxury hotel could destroy part of East Jerusalem’s historical Armenian quarter, accusing the company behind the plan of paying people to seize land by force. As Armenian Christians celebrate Christmas on Saturday, those who call Jerusalem’s Old City home say they are…

"War-crime" and "genocide" are taboo words, network insider tells The Intercept