A Jerusalem hospital is set to change its name and a new 24-story inpatient building will be constructed, following the largest donation in the history of the local healthcare system. But healthcare officials point out some of the pitfalls of relying on private donations: 'The day they are gone, the state won't fill the void'

Jerusalem is not only a symbolic city. It is also a living city. And cities must first and foremost remain livable for the people who actually live in them

Tunnel up to five meters in height discovered in bedrock near ancient Jerusalem's center, but archaeologists can't figure out its purpose

Thousands of police officers are deployed in the area, with major roads closed ahead of an event traditionally marked by violence and racist chants aimed at Jerusalem's Arab residents. Churches in Jerusalem's Old City are closed amid fears of violence

The IDF itself has concluded that even the occupation of all of Lebanon would not guarantee the neutralization of Hezbollah's military capabilities

The Red Cross sent a letter to an Israeli rights group saying it is pursuing its mandate through confidential talks with Israeli authorities. It said prison visits resumed for the first time since Oct. 7 but without meetings with prisoners

European carriers begin returning after EU regulators eased travel warnings, with Wizz Air set to relaunch routes to major cities this month and Lufthansa Group airlines resuming gradually through October