Victim, 80, found dead by medics responding to incident at residential building in Old City

It took many of Mamilla Hotel's 47 chefs to prepare the array of Ashkenazi and Sephardic specialties of the Sabbath table, at Open Restaurants Jerusalem

Director of the al-Araz production company that hosts Palestine TV temporarily arrested; correspondent for the channel is summoned for questioning

President Rivlin says 'one of a kind' gathering in Jerusalem in January will also be attended by presidents of Germany, Italy and Austria and many other leaders

Travel warning follows Washington's policy shift, saying settlements not 'inconsistent with international law'; Americans advised to take care 'in light of the current environment'

Initial investigation finds man was shot dead after he exited vehicle and was not still behind the wheel, as officers first claimed

Archipelago's FM says he hopes diplomatic mission will open in city next fall; move seen as litmus test after Denmark gives islands more freedom on foreign policy

Trial runs to travel twice an hour; Israel Railways says scheduled services should begin by the end of 2019, after 11 years of delays

25-year-old said to have endangered cops, other drivers in Jerusalem; 4 more people arrested

Written by David Ohannessian's granddaughter, 'Feast of Ashes' tells how a top craftsman fled with his family to the Holy City, where his tilework is now a defining characteristic