The NY TImes reports on developer-backed projects that are stirring controversy in the capital, though they likely face years of battles before being realized

Fire initially reported at around 4:30 p.m.; girl's body not found until around 10 p.m., following hours of searching

Some 3,000 policemen will be deployed in Jerusalem, particularly around Temple Mount ahead of Quds Day; Islamic Jihad threatens Israel

Police say mass prayer event for Qadr Night proceeds as planned; thousands of officers deployed to Jerusalem’s Old City amid high tensions in recent weeks

Suspect in his 50s was a 'spiritual father figure' to alleged victims; two of his close associates also detained following two months of undercover investigation

Israel nixed a US-proposed committee with Jordan to iron out disagreements on flashpoint site after 2021 war; now, those unresolved issues have come home to roost

Anticipated cyberattack operations around April 29 to attempt breach of Israeli websites, spreading propaganda messages and attacks on Israeli information systems

Israeli officials say they don't want a repeat of Mt. Meron disaster; Easter ceremony at Church of the Holy Sepulchre goes ahead with some 4,000 participants

Family says Walid Ashraf, 21, in a coma with fractured skull and brain damage after being hit by a sponge-tipped bullet; police say he fell and hit his head while throwing rocks

Pontiff says Vatican diplomats warned that sit-down with Kirill, a supporter of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, 'could lead to much confusion'