Israelis say ‘I do’ to virtual Utah marriages. The government says, ‘You don’t.’
A religious minister thwarts Israelis trying to marry via Utah
Christmas in Jerusalem, ‘only cats and dogs’ in the streets
Despite the bleak holiday season, the darkened streets of Old City’s Christian Quarter are lit up with numerous strings of colored lights.
From camel milk cosmetics to AI: Israelis jump at UAE and Bahrain opportunities
Israelis jump at UAE and Bahrain business opportunities
Israel’s M&H whiskey hits the US market showing ‘the beginnings of mastery’
Israel’s M&H whiskey hits the US market showing ‘the beginnings of mastery’
‘We’re all Amir Haskel’ say Jerusalem protesters. Who is Amir Haskel?
Amir Haskel, former Israeli general, explains why he’d rather face jail than Bibi
Over strong protests, a gondola to Jerusalem’s Old City inches forward
Opponents have panned the Jerusalem cable car proposal as a costly eyesore that will ruin the holy city’s historic landscape.
One year later, is the Golan’s desolate ‘Trump Heights’ a ‘hoax’?
With great fanfare, Israel proclaimed ‘Trump Heights.’ A year later, it’s desolate.
On Jerusalem Day, Jews,Muslims and Christians bemoan a shuttered Old City
The coronavirus pandemic has brought tourism in Jerusalem and all of Israel to a halt.
Letter from Jerusalem: As Mahane Yehuda reopens, masks and temperature checks replace crowds
Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda market, ordinarily packed with shoppers and tourists, reopens after lockdown.
1973 Yom Kippur War Captured In Rediscovered Photographs
“I never had any idea there was any interest in these pictures,” Fendrich said. “All the pictures were headed to a garbage can.”