Patriarchate alleges Ein Yael museum, which has been operating since early 1990s, is on its land illegally

Another woman in south of country hospitalized due to smoke inhalation in separate blaze

Capital has more than 3,500 cases, but rate of infections coming down; despite improvement municipality still not ready to open up ultra-Orthodox education system

Moshe Lion, in capital's top job since December 2018, has pushed forward with cleaning the city and erasing its reputation for dirt; the pandemic hasn't changed that

Ministers also lift restrictions in Netivot and most of Beit Shemesh, although closure of Ramat Bet Shemesh Bet will be extended until May 3

In Independence Day messages to Rivlin and Netanyahu, US president refers to founding of country as "re-establishment of Jewish state'

Hundreds of Jews died in the fight for Jerusalem, including teenage immigrants and seasoned veterans; today, monuments and battle sites remain outside the capital

Bereaved families and a former comrade visit graves of fallen soldiers on Mount Herzl before the gates are closed, as nation prepares for its first coronavirus Yom Hazikaron

Police Internal Investigations Department probes 2 officers over video showing local resident shoved to ground for no apparent reason

No soldiers injured, but car windshield smashed; army chief denounces attack; 8 arrested after dozens take part in demonstration