Archaeologists unearth weapons stash dating back to Six Day War, 'frozen in time in a water cistern' at the holy site

Law enforcement want participants at Saturday evening protest limited to 2,000 although unclear how it would be enforced; Joint List chief says won't attend due to virus quarantine

Demonstrations held in several cities against Israeli government's intention to annex settlements, Jordan Valley; also mark anniversary of end of Six Day War

Nicole Malliotakis, who represents Staten Island in state Assembly, tells Jewish audience at Jerusalem Day event she knows how it must have felt to be outnumbered by five armies

Nearly 700 soldiers were killed during Israel's 18-year occupation of Lebanon; journalist Matti Friedman teamed up with the Kan broadcaster to tell their story

Under coronavirus restrictions, annual parade celebrating full Israeli control over capital will not pass through Muslim Quarter; 450 people to attend ceremony at Western Wall

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

On August 23, 1969, kibbutz volunteer Denis Rohan listened to the voices in his head and started a fire on the Temple Mount, nearly igniting a regional war

Granddaughter of Rabbi Elisha Levi outraged to see a photo of him illustrating Yisrael Beytenu campaign spot; ultra-Orthodox MK blasts 'incitement'

Residents complain about lawlessness, unregulated building and traffic; Jerusalem city official says security situation undermines municipality's ability to provide services