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'The most beautiful sight': Pilgrims reach Jerusalem's Old City after five-day journey from Jaffa
Pilgrims from Europe and Asia walked five days from Jaffa Port to Jerusalem’s Jaffa Gate along the ‘Way to Jerusalem,’ a Tourism Ministry-backed bid to revive historic walking paths.
Sneak preview: Excerpt from ‘Fairy Lights in God’s Backyard: A Jerusalem Love Story'
New book 'Fairy Lights in God’s Backyard' is messy, beautiful, and full of light - review
Jerusalem’s Old City reveals its hidden beauty on Open Houses tours
Police indict Israeli citizen for plotting terror attack in Jerusalem, pledging allegiance to ISIS
The 18-year-old is suspected of serious offenses against national security, membership in a terrorist organization, and preparing to commit a terrorist act.
Yitzhar man indicted for spitting toward Jerusalem church door
As he passed the church, the indictment alleges, he spat toward its door out of hatred for Christians and Arabs.
Herzog calls elderly Arab man attacked at Damascus gate, expresses sympathy, support
Herzog told Ahmed al-Husseini, 66, that he was "truly saddened to see what happened to you, and I think the entire people of Israel was deeply pained to see this incident."
Over 1,000 Jews ascend Temple Mount on first day of hol hamoed Sukkot, NGO says
Visitors to the Temple Mount are limited to 90-100 people per group, Beyadenu explained in a separate post. Among them was MK Yitzhak Kreuzer (Otzma Yehudit), who visited the site with his family.
Veranda: Excellent mehadrin food at the David Citadel hotel - restaurant review
I always get good service, as the restaurant knows I am writing for The Jerusalem Post. But I saw that every table received excellent service.
Grapevine: Lost on the har
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Massive newly-unearthed complex may shed light on how Jewish pilgrims prepared to enter the Temple
The discovery was made during five seasons of excavations, directed by Prof. Uzi Leibner and Prof. Orit Peleg-Barkat of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Institute of Archaeology.
Yohanan Elishuv, last surviving fighter who raised Eilat's Ink Flag in 1948, dies at 95
During the first truce in June 1948, Elishuv was transferred to the southern front under Uzi Narkiss. He was wounded after driving over a mine, but returned to combat after recovering.
How a 'Jerusalem homecoming' highlighted the struggling tourism sector - opinion
Following a temporary retreat to Tiberias, Jane Kiel reflects on religion, war, and tourism as she returns to Jerusalem
One lightly wounded in suspected stabbing terror attack near Old City's Damascus Gate
The attack came hours after more than 50,000 people gathered at the Western Wall to recite the selichot earlier in the night.
