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Tent outside Prime Minister's residence receives eviction notice from Jerusalem municipality; bereaved families in shock.

Bereaved families organize mass protest in front of Binyamin Netanyahu's residence, demanding stop to terrorist releases.

Veteran Temple Mount activist says politicians won't stop Muslim desecration of Judaism's holiest site; answer is popular re-engagement.

In latest of series of terror attacks, 2 Jerusalem Arabs arrested after car chase for running over police officer.

After Bat Yam bus bombing Sunday, US Consulate General releases notice banning employees from riding Sherut shuttles.

Rabbi Lau to attend and speak at event this Saturday night on the Torah and love of Eretz Yisrael (the land of Israel).

Feiglin is only nationalist camp MK to vote for bill against dividing Jerusalem, says right acting in way that led to Gush Katif.

Forecaster says no new snowstorm on the horizon. Jerusalem leaders clash over storm ‘mismanagement.’

Shas chairman slams Likud and Jewish Home for absence during a vote on a bill prohibiting negotiations over Jerusalem.

Bill, which was passed by committee 2 months ago, would have required 80 MKs' approval before making Jerusalem a factor in talks.

Jerusalem deputy mayor explains controversial decision to reopen schools.

Following highly publicized protest Monday, detained illegal immigrants march again in name of 'human rights.'

IDF military academy plans approved in 2012, passed through bureaucracy; Netanyahu delays program - probably for political reasons.

MK denounces infiltrator march, portrayal of Israel as violating human rights by implementing new anti-alien laws.

Transportation, schools, municipal services slowly return to normal; mayor Nir Barkat praises community efforts in storm's wake.

Worshippers flock to Jewish holy site despite inclement weather.

Illegal immigrants escape new Holot detention center, erected as part of new Infiltrator Law, and march in protest in Jerusalem.

ZAKA volunteer medic delivers baby on highway 443 traffic jam leading into Jerusalem, mother and baby safe and heatlhy.

A woman whose car was stuck on one of Jerusalem’s snow-covered streets was helped by none other than Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon.

After being stranded for days, passengers begin the exodus home via Route 1, Route 443, trains.

Committee to meet in upcoming days to discuss system failures during the storm, including nationwide power outage.

President Shimon Peres highlights the "positive" aspect of the snowstorm: the fact that Israelis went all out to help one another.

IEC says 18,000 households remain without power as of Saturday night, including 9,000 customers in Jerusalem.

Egged buses to and from Holy City, as well as inside it, have been halted again, because of slippery roads.

Power outages throughout Israel in storm of 'rare ferocity, thousands of stranded drivers rescued by IDF and police.

Friday fast day marks beginning of Babylonian siege of Jerusalem and is designated Day of Mourning for Holocaust martyrs.

Jerusalem Mayor enlists IDF and police to help out the many drivers and cars that have been stranded due to the snow.

Two Arabs seen throwing molotov cocktail at Israeli security guard, lighting his clothes on fire.

After being closed due to snowfall, the main roads to Jerusalem were reopened Thursday afternoon - perhaps temporarily, though.

As snow descends on Israel's Biblical heartland, Arutz Sheva presents a collection of your pictures from Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem.

Snow began falling Wednesday night in Samaria, Gush Etzion, Hevron and Jerusalem. School cancelled in Jerusalem area.

10 year old Uriel Wang, who is battling rare form of leukemia, scores touchdown during halftime of Israel Football League game.

Internal Security Minister Yitzhak Aharonovich admits increase in anti-Semitic attacks in the capital is a problem: 'it will stop'.

Deputy mayor expresses hope that higher taxes will make overseas owners think twice about leaving Jerusalem homes empty.

In light of protests over draft-dodging arrest, MK David Azoulay calls for IDF to proceed with caution in dealing with yeshiva students.

Iconic restored Ottomon-era station may be open on Shabbat - but rather than protest, a local synagogue is spreading some Hanukkah joy.

Arabs hurl rocks at a bus in the Gilo neighborhood of Jerusalem. No injuries reported.

Saudi Arabia's highest Islamic authority blasts Israeli plans for Jewish prayer on Temple Mount, threatens 'religious war'.

Attack outside Old City just hours after mayor reveals increase in Arab-on-Jewish violence in the capital.

Nir Barkat, Jerusalem's mayor, admits increased violence from the city's Arab population; no appropriate punishment in place.

Shirit Ben-Tzion, whose daughter Avigail was seriously wounded by Arab rock-throwers yesterday, tells of her ordeal: 'They are not human'.

Nationalist Jerusalem councilman talks plans to outlaw muezzin call at night, bring Jews to 'seam' communities and boost security.

Nationalist Shkedi makes near complete recovery after suffering a stroke on November 7 at his Jerusalem home.

Thousands flood to Jerusalem in honor of the anniversary of the release of the founder of Chabad hassidism.

10 Issawiya teenagers arrested on allegations of throwing stones at IDF soldiers, Israeli civilians.

Video response to New York Times describing attacks as a 'hobby' demonstrates how rock-throwers’ techniques meant to cause injury, death.

Despite efforts by Minister Amir Peretz to stop it, a new national park on Mount Scopus in Jerusalem has been approved.

24 -year-old yeshiva student lightly wounded after being struck by a rock near the Mount of Olives.

Radical organizations appear to be joining in call to remove Jerusalem council member Aryeh King from Mayor Barkat's coalition.

Unique project provides a place for hundreds of American olim looking for something to suit their needs.

Anti-terror organizations, bereaved families stage protest outside of US Secretary of State's hotel in statement against terrorist releases.

After demolition of illegal church-owned building in eastern Jerusalem, mass enforcement of law in capital revealed to be on the way.

Finance Minister denies reports that Israeli team has offered to split Jerusalem.

Jerusalem Police finished preparations for a memorial service for Rabbi Yosef, which completes traditional 30-day mourning period

Parents of children enrolled in a preschool in Jerusalem's Pat neighborhood claim sandbox has not been cleaned for years.

Jerusalem District Court sentences members of Hamas cell in Jerusalem for terrorist activities.

PA says Israel is “trying to wreck peace talks” with plans to build 1,500 new homes in Ramat Shlomo.

Israel will promote new construction projects in Jerusalem, including hundreds of new housing units in Ramat Shlomo.

Fewer young people moved out of Jerusalem last year, according to the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies (JIIS).

Barkat reportedly convinced hareidi candidate to stay in the race, drawing votes from Leon.
