The Latest Breaking News from Jerusalem

Israeli leaders honor victims of Hamas attacks, emphasizing unity and resilience in the face of tragedy. Ceremony commemorates the tragic event with solemn...

Hostages and Missing Families Forum cancels rallies in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem due to security concerns, but other rallies are still scheduled across the co...

Depending on where you were in Jerusalem on Tuesday night, Iran's missile attack on Israel provoked either fervent prayers or cries of joy.

The IDF's video of Iranian missiles targeting Jerusalem's Old City raises concerns for the region's religious and cultural heritage.

Reports of missiles flying above Jerusalem and Haifa, some intercepted. Residents and authorities on high alert in Israel.

Simon Russell Beale’s memoir favours Shakespearean insight over showbiz gossip; a love triangle continues Louise Erdrich’s literary winning streak; and a new edition brings the holy city’s epic history up to date

Hezbollah's missile launch towards Jerusalem escalates tensions with Israel, prompting international calls for de-escalation.

Annual event shifts focus to ark symbolism post-Hamas atrocities, showcasing designers' response to crises through creative works.‌

Campaign aims to renovate Sussex home where artist and poet wrote Jerusalem in time for 200th anniversary of his death

FRANCE 24 reviews “The Bibi Files”, a new documentary by filmmakers Alexis Bloom and Alex Gibney, which features never-before-seen footage of Israeli police interrogating Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, his family and his inner circle on corruption allegations. The documentary was screened as a work-in-progress at the 2024 Toronto Film Festival…

Israelis took to the streets last weekend – including outside the prime minister’s residence in Jerusalem – in their latest show of anger at the government’s handling of the war. The protests were spurred by the news that Hamas had executed six of the hostages still being held in Gaza.