Experts Discovered a ‘Lost’ Street in Jerusalem That Was Built by the Man Who Sanctioned the Death of Jesus History could lie beneath the very ground we walk on, and each excavation was a glimpse into the lives of the past.

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Jerusalem District Fire and Rescue teams succeeded in rescuing a horse that fell into a pit near Beit Meir in the Jerusalem Hills, Israel’s Fire and Rescue Service announced on Thursday. A report was received on Thursday via the 102 emergency hotline that a rider had fallen into a pit.

The Israeli Police said on Thursday that 3,000 officers would be deployed in Jerusalem for the first Friday of Ramadan as thousands of Muslims are expected to gather at the Temple Mount for morning prayers.

Rather, the chains were used by the person during life to limit mobility as a part of a religious ascetic lifestyle. Initially, the Israel Antiquities Authority, which oversaw the dig, reported that this individual was male.

An Israeli rights group says Israel demolished a record number of Palestinian homes in annexed east Jerusalem last year.

SKELETON remains tied in heavy metal chains from 1,500 years ago have been unearthed – and they belonged to a female practising an extreme religious practice. The shocking discovery, made by

More than 2,000 people took to the streets of Jerusalem on Sunday, calling for a deal to release all hostages still being held in Gaza. (AP video shot by Shlomo Mor)

In a coordinated nighttime operation, Israeli authorities rescued ten foreign workers from India who had been held captive for over a month in A-Zaim, an Arab village near Jerusalem. The workers, who had arrived in Israel for employment in the construction industry,

A 2nd-century gate in the Old City's Muslim Quarter offers a glimpse into the capital's multilayered history -- and complex present

Over 200 million Shekels ($55.6 million) was invested in 2024 by Israel’s Ministry of Jerusalem and Jewish Heritage in the development of the city of Jerusalem, including within the framework of the “Lavi” five-year plan for the economic development of Jerusalem,

International community, including UN, considers Israeli settlements to be illegal under international law - Anadolu Ajansı