Maale adumim
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Haredi protesters successfully halt draft dodger arrest near Jerusalem, police leave scene - report
Unlimited, we checked: Aladino introduces its buffet
'We support Hamas:' Activists protest Israeli real estate expo at Queens synagogue
IDF hearing on E1 settler homes delayed in advance of Biden’s trip
This is the second delay of this sort. The hearing was first meant to be heard in January.
Letters to the Editor June 20, 2022: Get real
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Ma'leh Adumim to petition court over Bennett freeze of E1
The Civil Administration had been in the midst of holding a series of hearings on objections to the plan when it informed the municipality in January that the process had been indefinitely suspended.
Gov’t slaps on new COVID restrictions as Omicron cases surge
Israeli infected with Omicron dies in hospital.
Israel's newest amusement park brings 'Magic' to Jerusalem outskirts
Magic Kass, which opened two months ago in a town 30 minutes from Jerusalem, is like nothing else in Israel.
Israeli building in E1 will thwart Palestinian state, NGOs tell IDF
'Israeli construction on E1 harms Palestine’s future growth potential and therefore closes the door to the possibility of a peace agreement,' architect Uri Reicher told the Civil Administration.
Police investigating suspected murder of woman in Maale Adumim
Police are investigating a suspected murder which took place in mid-September in Maale Adumim.
Attorney, NGOs boycott E1 hearing over lack of access for Palestinians
An attorney and pro-Palestinian NGOs boycotted a Civil Administration hearing Monday on plans to build close to 3,500 settler homes in the contentious area in Ma'aleh Adumim.
IDF to hold hearing on contentious E1 settler building project
Left wing organizations, as well as the international community, see the project as harmful to Palestinians, while the right sees it as a security insurance policy.
In time for Sukkot, a big new amusement park opens outside Jerusalem
The park is one of only nine indoor amusement parks in the world, and seeks to offer a glamourous experience emulating the likes of Disney, Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon.
