Outrage after predictive keyboard shows Palestinian flag when typing capital of Israel
By Jane Prinsley
The Jews giving Muslims fruit and flowers explain why they believe the gesture is so important right now
Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian was suspended after saying the Israeli government was lying about sexual assaults on October 7
By JC Reporter
By Loay Alshareef
How the Islamic story of Jerusalem edited out Jews
The police are preparing to deploy thousands of officers, particularly in the Old City of Jerusalem
Suspect, 15, was shot after he drew his weapon when security forces attempted to question him
Police officer Remo Salman El-Hozayel ferried festival-goers out of harms way on October 7
By Etgar Lefkovits
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As in the past, only restrictions on individuals will be imposed, based on Israel Security Agency intelligence
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Joshua Rozenberg reveals, through his diary extracts, how he is coping in the Israeli capital
By Joshua Rozenberg
The terrorists were shot by Israeli police near a road tunnel to the West Bank
By Charles Bybelezer
German academic Mattihas Kuntzel's book offers an enlightening insight on the Nazi influence on Middle East politics
By Colin Shindler
The show of solidarity came after Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis condemned the 'disgraceful behaviour'
By Florence Bean
Sondos Alhot heads a new political party called 'All Its Residents'
By Natalie Lisbona
Nicolas Martin attacked 'creeping authoritarianism' in the entertainment industry amid the Mirren casting row
By Richard Percival
Mirren, who plays Israel's first female PM in the biopic, walked down the red carpet with writer Nicholas Martin
The structure outside city hall will have a capacity of 650 people.
