Indeed, on Jerusalem Day – Yom Yerushalayim – Israelis celebrate the liberation of the Holy City in 1967.

Dr. Barak Monnickendam-Givon of the Israel Antiquities Authority describes it as the most astonishing discovery of his career.

Jerusalem Day—celebrated on the 28th of Iyar, is the Hebrew date on which the divided city of Jerusalem was reunited.

Cancer survivors who met at an Israeli charity are getting married; Jerusalem municipality keeps the Holy City beautiful; and more!

Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, rabbi of the Western Wall and Holy Sites in Jerusalem, sent the following open letter to the administration of Amnesty International, dated February 13, 2019, blasting the human rights organization for demanding tour companies boycott Jewish heritage sites in Israel. A report that you published has been brought to my attention in which… Read more »

The Tower of David may be 2,000 years old, but some of its most spectacular features are now brand-new.

‘We appear to have discovered a seal impression which may have belonged to the prophet Isaiah.’

Noam Chen and Jacob Bildner reveal historical sites in Jerusalem that are inaccessible to the public or literally hidden from sight.

It’s not unusual to find soulful singing and prayer at the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem.

Despite a court ruling in favor of a Jewish return to the heart of Jerusalem, the Palestinians are fighting hard to prevent it from happening.

What does it take for the media to correct their biased, anti-Israel reporting?

A Palestinian terrorist stabbed a young border policewoman to death in the Old City of Jerusalem. ISIS and Hamas are competing for credit for the attack.

The three famous IDF paratroopers who liberated the Old City of Jerusalem in 1967 describe the profound experience 50 years later.

Trump’s visit to the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem was the first-ever by a sitting US president.

Each Bar Mitzvah boy was escorted to the Kotel , where they made the traditional blessing over the Torah for the first time.

Partners of the Leviathan natural gas reservoir announced an investment of $3.75 billion in the largest energy project in Israel’s history.

Archaeologists discovered fascinating evidence confirming the breaching of Jerusalem’s ‘Third Wall’ 2,000 by the Romans 2,000 years ago.

The third small neighborhood built outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem was called Nahalat Shiva (meaning the inheritance of the seven), named because seven families originally got together and decided to buy property and build a neighborhood there.

The annual three-week mourning period for the destruction of the Holy Temples is an especially appropriate time to visit places connected to the Holy Temple.

Jerusalem is likely to have more holy, meaningful sites per square meter than any other place. Even places that seem simply recreational have deeper meaning.

The Farhud in Baghdad, Iraq was a pogrom, or “violent dispossession” carried out against the Jewish community on the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, June 1 and 2, 1941.

The State of Israel continues to absorb immigrants from all over the world. In this fascinating cultural mix, we are offered a glimpse into diverse cultures.

A Jewish Israeli man who was stabbed in the back in Jerusalem’s Old City is in hospital in moderate condition. Police are searching for the terrorist.

This breathtaking drone video shows the magnificence of the city of Jerusalem in all its glory.

On April 4, 1920, before the establishment of the State of Israel and before any so-called “occupation,” a Muslim festival attended by tens of thousands of Arabs erupted into violence against Jews in Jerusalem.

An Israeli man was stabbed and wounded Friday afternoon at the Jaffa Gate entrance to Jerusalem’s Old City. It was the second Palestinian terror incident of the day.

Security forces eliminated a Palestinian terrorist who stabbed two border policemen in the Old City of Jerusalem. The wounded victims are in light-to-moderate condition.

Security forces thwarted a potentially deadly terror attack in Jerusalem shortly after assailants shot at a home in Beit El, causing damage but no injuries.

A young boy was stabbed by an Arab teen in Ramla. Shortly beforehand, an Arab-Israeli woman was prevented from carrying out a stabbing attack in Jerusalem.

A 19-year-old policewoman who was critically wounded in a terror attack succumbed to her wounds. Before losing consciousness, she managed to prevent a greater disaster.

King David writes, “The Mountains surround Jerusalem, just as God surrounds His people” (Psalms 125), and it seems likely that the Jewish monarch was looking at the Mount of Olives as he wrote this.

Understanding the synagogues and yeshivot (study halls) of the Old City and their history is a fascinating way to measure the heartbeat throughout the generations.

King David's Tomb may or may not contain the remains of the great Jewish monarch, but the site was nevertheless made holy by the prayers and tears Jews who have visited for hundreds of years.

While it is not a highly visited gate, it has a rich history and, according to Jewish tradition, will play a key role in the future as well

In 1967, Israel successfully reunited Jerusalem, the eternal capital of the Jewish people, and once again, Jaffa Gate was in Jewish hands along with the other gates of the Old City.

While the Romans may have had the upper hand nearly 2,000 years ago and exiled the Jewish people, all that remains of that civilization in the Old City is a road.

Apropos to the US decision not to recognize Jerusalem as an Israeli city on passports of Jerusalem-born Americans, here is a relevant chapter of modern history.

This week in Israel's History: Farhud Pogroms take place in Baghdad and the 1967 Six Day War begins.

During Passover 2015 a crowd of Muslims started taunting Jews in the Old City of Jerusalem with chants of "Allah Hu Akbar" so the Jews responded in their own unique way.

The Ruins Synagogue in Jerusalem's Old City is, in many ways, a microcosm of the story of the Jewish people. It represents their tenacity to forge ahead even when seemingly destroyed.

All of the buildings, including the windmill, of Mishkenot Sha’ananim remain standing today. It is a grand testimony to the growth and restoration of Jerusalem.

Each year, millions of people flock to Israel for rest, recreation, spirituality and pilgrimage. See what the Holy Land has to offer to tourists and residents alike.