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Jerusalem police were left bewildered after finding signed checks worth around half a billion dollars at the Western Wall on Wednesday.
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Jerusalem police were left bewildered after finding signed checks worth around half a billion dollars at the Western Wall on Wednesday.

UN calls on Israel to cancel Jewish housing plans; warns the move could be "an almost fatal blow" to peace hopes.

A Jerusalem city council member tells Arutz Sheva of his humiliation and discrimination against Jews at the Temple Mount.

Over 2,000 additional housing units have been approved for a southern Jerusalem neighborhood. More international ire expected.

The old Jerusalem train station soon will become a tourist center, but part of it will be open on Shabbat with non-kosher food.

U.S. State Department spokeswoman uses strong language to condemn Israeli building in northern Jerusalem.

Israel should refrain from "unilateral actions", says State Department Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland.

Most Israeli officials praised news that plans for a new housing project in Jerusalem's Ramat Shlomo neighborhood are moving forward.

The Palestinian Authority says it will file a complaint with the UN Security Council over movement in plans for housing in Jerusalem.

The Interior Ministry says a planned housing project in Jerusalem's Ramat Shlomo area must shrink by 100 units before final approval.

A Hamas-linked terror cell has been uncovered in northern Jerusalem, it was released for publication Monday.

Turkish President Abdullah Gül said that Israel was “playing with fire” with its plans to build in Jerusalem and the E1 area

Christian missionaries have found a new, wily way to spread their beliefs to innocent Jews who have no interest in Christianity

PA chairman Abbas said “Palestine” could pursue Israel at International Criminal Court if it pushes ahead with housing plans.

PM Netanyahu met with representatives of the foreign media in Israel on Monday, denouncing the hypocrisy of the international community.

"E-1" passes Square One:The Civil Authority says “go," but politics and bureaucrats may leave the plans on paper.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat: “We need to connect the E1 area to Jerusalem without any reservations at all."

Amid severe international condemnations, the Israel Land Fund is attempting to assemble a group of investors to purchase and build the land.

The European Union is unlikely to use trade sanctions to penalize Israel over housing plans, said British Foreign Secretary William Hague.

PM arrived in the Czech Republic to thank Prague for its "courageous" support in the UN vote, despite PA success.

Govt. secretary Tzvi Hauser says world pressure will not change Israel’s plans to build in Jerusalem.

Israel revives a plan to build 1,600 homes in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo.

The Tourism Ministry has just approved construction of a new hotel for the coastal city of Ashkelon.

The United States called on Israel Monday to "reconsider" a decision to allow 3,000 more Jewish homes in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria.

France and Italy say they're not ready to "start thinking of sanctions" but prefer "persuasion." Israel is firm on plans to build in E1.

PA Chairman promises that someday the PA flag will fly over “Jerusalem, eternal capital of the state of Palestine.”

The Cabinet has unanimously voted Sunday to reject the UN decision to grant the Palestinian Authority nonmember observer state status.

Israel responds to the UN recognition of 'Palestine' by approving new homes in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria. PA outraged.

New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief Jodi Rudoren will "work closely" with an editor on her social media posts, following outrage.

Netanyahu’s latest building plan for Jerusalem is none other than for the Third Temple, claims Al Aqsa Foundation.

A Jerusalem Arab was arrested for planting fake explosive devices on the Jerusalem light railway system

A female Arab terrorist attempted to murder an Israel Border Guard on Sultan Suleiman street in Jerusalem.

Sirens wailed in Jerusalem and Gush Etzion to warn of incoming missiles. Rocket hits kibbutz home in Negev. One seriously wounded.

Ehud Barak expands the call-up of reserve soldiers, as Israel pushes ahead with a major offensive against terrorists in Gaza.

Composer and writer Cecelia Margules releases a video production of her song "Let Us Build", a musical tribute to Jerusalem.

Yair Lapid argues that if Israel does not compromise on “right of return,” Jerusalem, the PA will give in.

Two vehicles catch fire in Jerusalem’s French Hill neighborhood. Police believe Arabs responsible.

A Border Guards officer was stabbed Tuesday night when Arabs in the Shuafat area of Jerusalem rioted.

Israel has issued tenders for additional 1,213 homes in areas of Jerusalem restored to the country after the Six-Day War, says Peace Now.

Matt Krieger of Jerusalem made a commitment to run the NY Marathon to raise money for ALEH. No marathon? He ran anyway.

Winston Churchill was honored in Jerusalem with a statue proclaiming him a friend of the Jewish people and supporter of Zionist aspirations.

Two Arabs stab and wound a 35-year-old Jewish man as he makes his way towards his home in Jerusalem.

Doctors fear that trend toward avoiding vaccine could mean a resurgence of childhood diseases in Israel’s capital.

In a speech Tuesday, Yair Lapid promised that if he became Prime Minister, Jerusalem would remain unified, under Israeli control.

MK: Illegal Arab construction is taking over half of historic Jerusalem; PM does nothing to stop it.

Israel has taken the next step in building new homes for retired police and IDF troops in outlying areas of Jerusalem, Peace Now says.

The Anti-Defamation League blasted the European Union for its one-sided criticism of Israel.

Israeli Arab Sheikh Raed Salah calls the Muslim world to work toward the liberation of Jerusalem from “the Israeli occupation.”

Netanyahu appears in Gilo to make it clear to the EU Israel will continue to build there. Foreign Ministry: 700 new homes.

Border Police prevented a large-scale terrorist attack Tuesday by nabbing a Palestinian Authority terrorist with eight pipe bombs.

Hadassah Medical Organization recieves $10 million gift to establish a cardiovascular wellness institute in Jerusalem.

“Jerusalem is our capital," and Israel will build there without limits, just as is done in London, Washington and Paris, says Netanyahu.

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman bluntly drew Israel's red line for the EU in a radio interview, saying “Jerusalem is not a settlement.”

A stirring rendition of Hatikva launched the 75th season of the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra to a packed auditorium of music lovers.

Palestinian Authority sources report the Netanyahu government planned more than 11,000 new housing units around Jerusalem last year.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat is set to name a street in the Arab neighborhood of Beit Hanina for renowned Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum.

Abbas puts a new twist on the word “unilateral” and explains to Obama that the PA statehood bid to the UN actually is not unilateral.

The ALEH network for special children last week began the new year by dedicating a new school for its children in Jerusalem.

Torkom Manoogian, the Armenian patriarch of Jerusalem is dead, Arutz Sheva has learned.

Rep. Trent Franks (R-Arizona) appeared on Fox News, speaking Friday night from Jerusalem.
