Stabbed Israeli Border Guard Shoots to Death His Palestinian Attacker in Jerusalem
Marcy Oster, JTA
August 18, 2020
It was the first stabbing attack in Jerusalem in three months.
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Life on the Jerusalem homefront
Jewish Journal
December 28, 2015
It is that time of year. I am on my bi-annual pilgrimage to Israel. For the past fourteen years, I have come at least annually, most of the time bi-annually and sometimes three or four times a year.
PA condemns Israel for killing 2 Palestinian attackers
Jewish Journal
October 5, 2015
The Palestinian Authority condemned Israel for the killing of two Palestinian attackers in Jerusalem and called on the United Nations to intervene to protect its citizens.
Funerals held for two Jerusalem stabbing victims
Jewish Journal
October 5, 2015
Thousands attended the funerals of two Jewish-Israelis who were stabbed to death in Jerusalem’s Old City.
Israeli far-right activist shot and wounded in Jerusalem
Jewish Journal
October 29, 2014
A far-right Israeli activist was shot and wounded in Jerusalem on Wednesday as he left a conference promoting a Jewish campaign to permit praying at a flashpoint Old City compound holy to both Jews and Muslims, Israeli officials said.
Jerusalem high on new skyline
Jewish Journal
March 12, 2014
Ten years ago, Jerusalem was just starting to emerge from the Second Intifada, which scared away local residents as well as investors.
Grave situation, as youth vandalism rises in Jerusalem
Jewish Journal
October 10, 2013
The Mount of Olives, a 2.2-mile ridge of three mountains to the east of Jerusalem’s Old City, is a holy site for Jews and Christians. It’s dotted with countless churches and is home to the world’s largest Jewish cemetery, with approximately 150,000 graves.
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