Watch: Anti-Zionist extremists attack undercover cop
Eight arrested for attacking cop disguised as haredi soldier in Meah Sharim neighborhood of Jerusalem.
Eight arrested for attacking cop disguised as haredi soldier in Meah Sharim neighborhood of Jerusalem.

IDF soldier who went shopping for books in haredi neighborhood of Jerusalem surrounded by anti-Zionist extremists.

After radicals hang haredi soldiers in effigy, AG approves first-ever investigation into incitement against religious soldiers.

1 officer injured as stone-throwers attack police searching for suspect in Meah Sharim neighborhood in the capital.

Haredi extremists put stickers with PLO flags on fire engine, as firefighters put out a blaze in Meah She'arim apartment.

Man and woman in their 70s lightly to moderately wounded by huge fire, 12 fire teams work to put out blaze with back up en route.

Father-son owners of Jerusalem minimarket chain arrested for selling on black market. Used diaper found in home contained 7,000 shekels.

Religious agent exposes 60 criminals in Mea Shearim, Ramat Beit Shemesh - and a vast array of guns, drugs and stolen cars.

Calling the attack 'crude' and 'unacceptable,' haredi paper Hamodia stresses assault on IDF soldier does not represent the community.

PM Netanyahu and other Knesset Members outraged after a religious IDF officer is attacked by haredim in the Mea Shearim neighborhood.

IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz condemned the attack on a hareidi-religious soldier in Jerusalem’s Mea Shearim neighborhood.

PM Netanyahu: "We will crack down on anyone who tries to terrorize civilians who are trying to fulfill duty to the state."

The delegitimization of IDF soldiers in the hareidi community continued Tuesday night, as a soldier was stoned in Meah Shearim

With Passover less than three weeks away, matzah factories are in full gear.

The Satmar Rebbe arrived in Israel on Sunday night and took part in an anti-voting rally in Jerusalem.

Posters for visitors to Jerusalem’s hareidi religious neighborhoods ask them to dress modestly. The US State Dept. spreads the message.

A Knesset committee has passed a bill to fine perpetrators NIS 100,000 if they use as a slur any Holocaust symbol or calls anyone a "Nazi."

Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau tells Ma'ariv he was shocked to see a photo of a Jewish boy wearing a yellow star in last week's hareidi protest.

Pinning a yellow star on to the chest of a child to make a point at a protest is tantamount to a loss of sanity, says Minister Yossi Peled.
