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As the second day of Sukkot ends for Jews in the Diaspora, Arutz Sheva presents the top headlines from the last 48 hours.

Difficult to watch: Children cry as Arab mobs target Jewish families on the way to the Kotel in Old City of Jerusalem over Sukkot.

Female tourist suffered head injury in Hevron riots. Another tourist was hurt in Jerusalem's A-Tur neighborhood.

Mayor Nir Barkat addresses visiting MPs, notes that in spite of clashes and negative headlines, Jerusalem has a lot to be proud of

Israeli teen uses non-lethal pepper-spray after his family surrounded by vicious Muslim mob over Sukkot - only to be arrested himself.

Egged bus lines within the capital and between cities to run until 1:00 am; Light Rail shuts down after employee strike.

Speaking at UN General Assembly, Jordan's King Abdullah 'rejects any threat to the Arab character' of Jerusalem.

Islamic Movement official says to prevent Al-Aqsa from being 'tarnished' by Jewish visitors, protestors will remain on Temple Mount.

25 year-old Yaakov Brami died in Thursday night's stabbing; police still unclear whether the incident was crime or terror.

Head of group bringing Jews of all stripes together for Sukkot pilgrimage tells Arutz Sheva all about the march for unity.

Cabinet approves 800 shekel per month raise for capital police officers in light of ongoing rock and firebomb attacks.

Late night pub argument turns lethal in central street of the capital, as victim dies and his brother is seriously wounded.

From Zion shall go forth Torah – as well as international discussions of breakthroughs in outer-space study.

Terror victim Alexander Levlovich's son addresses foreign journalists on tour of terror sites in Jerusalem.

Gang of rock-throwers targeted a Jew in Jerusalem two weeks ago, pelting his car with rocks until the driver fled.

Police on high alert in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and Gaza ahead of Yom Kippur and the Muslim Eid al-Adha which follows.

MKs on the right and left clash during a Knesset discussion on the increasing violence in Jerusalem Monday.

Children aged 10-11 hurled rocks at an Egged bus as afterschool recreation. Their young age means they'll likely go free.

Call to police hotline regarding suspect wielding ax or hammer prompt urgent mobilization, foot-chase; suspect in custody.

Arabs terrorists threw two firebombs on Sunday, damaging house in Jerusalem's Nof Zion neighborhood.

Jerusalem city councilman, neighbors catch terrorist - but police tell them to let him walk free.

Culture Minister to present bill which would halt 'inconceivable' social security payments to terrorists and their families.

Residents horrified to see Arabs replacing Israeli flag on their license plates with Nazi cross, eagle.

PM Netanyahu tells UN Secretary-General Israel is strictly maintaining the status quo on the Temple Mount, despite Palestinian incitement.

Jerusalem police announce they will reinforce their presence in and around the city on Friday as violence continues.

In wake of the unrest that has plagued Jerusalem, Im Tirzu organization hands out Israeli flags to passerby in Old City.

150 Jews pray in Old City at site of attack on yeshiva student; councilman urges 'we have to do what Giuliani did in New York.'

Educator, activist, Ten Tribes researcher, and renowned Jerusalem citizen Rabbi Eliyahu Avichail has passed away.

Amid increased violence in the capital, Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein approves use of Ruger .22 rifles against terrorists.

At rally in Gaza, in wake of Temple Mount clashes, Hamas leader orders Palestinians to 'rise up' against PA and the 'Israeli occupation.'

Yisrael Meir Nitay, who was attacked by Arab rioters on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, recalls the attack and says: Police did nothing.

PA chairman uses particularly harsh language in blasting Israel over the continued clashes on the Temple Mount.

Deputy Defense Minister insists deporting assailants and their families will create instant deterrence after rock attacks.

Yeshiva student abused by Arabs in Jerusalem on camera earlier this week calls for justice; attorney says police dragging their feet.

Netanyahu seeks Attorney General's approval to change police open-fire orders, allow use of snipers to pick off violent rioters.

Jerusalem mayor says there are 'zero excuses for violence' in the wake of rock-throwing murder, urges Israelis not to succumb to fear.

'We've never seen anything like this': stunned locals report odd lightning at end of Rosh Hashanah, as rains appear to be on their way.

After lethal rock attack protesters and community leader in Armon Hanatziv tell Arutz Sheva something has to change - and fast.

Arieh King takes late night tour of Arab neighborhoods, finds Netanyahu's promise of security change 'just a slogan.'

Nikolay Mladenov warns that clashes between Israelis and Arabs in Jerusalem could ignite violence well beyond the old city.

After fatal rock attack, Yaalon vows to continue 'pursuing and punishing' terrorists who target Israeli civilians and authorities.

As violence rages on Temple Mount and throughout Jerusalem, international leaders demand Israel maintain restrictions.

At emergency security meeting, Prime Minister will advocate for harsher punishments for rock-throwing and firebombing terrorists.

Rosh Hashanah sees escalated violence by Islamist groups on the Temple Mount; clashes spread to Old City.

Alexander Levlovitz was killed in a car accident as a result of rock-throwers in Jerusalem's Armon Hanatziv neighborhood.

Fight breaks out as Jews try to move into apartments in Silwan, ending with four injured police officers.

New ads placed in Jerusalem's haredi neighborhood as part of new 'Embracing Haredi Soldiers' campaign.

Noise regulations in holy city will be changed to allow sukkah construction on the evening after Yom Kippur.

Road eastbound to Jerusalem still blocked after 12 firefighting teams gain control of blaze near capital's Motza neighborhood.

Two buses traveling from Ma'ale Adumim to Jerusalem attacked by either marbles or rocks; no injuries.

To ensure residents and visitors' safety during High Holidays, Jerusalem police simulate responding to emergency situations.

Gas leak in Romema apartment leaves two dead. Firefighters evacuate building for fear of explosion.

Jerusalem police increase presence around the Light Rail following a warning about a potential terrorist attack.

Explosive thrown at vehicle of families living in Jerusalem neighborhood breaks apart steel grid covering bulletproof windows.

New security officer will coordinate between Old City residents, police and municipality on security issues and emergencies.

Rabbis must gather and defend against Shabbat desecration in the public sphere, Jerusalem's Chief Sephardi Rabbi asserts.

Arab terrorist approached group of Border Policemen near Damascus Gate, stabbing one in the subsequent scuffle.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat is reportedly set to make a bid to take the leadership of the Likud and run as Prime Minister.

Arab workers filmed with large Hamas flags on construction truck by busy highway outside capital, a week after Jew warned for Israeli flag.
