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The delegation includes bishops, priests, and leading church figures from Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique, Angola, Uganda, and other nations.

Tours organized by Open House Jerusalem bring visitors to the heart of two ancient Christian communities in the Old City's Armenian Quarter: the Cathedral of St. James and the Syriac Church of St. Mark

Japan signals its commitment to US trade talks with a symbolic display of the F-150 truck, highlighting Trump's push for more American car sales in Tokyo.

Over 300 well-known figures – including Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, author Sally Rooney and actor Hannah Einbinder – refuse to write for The New York Times until it reforms its newsroom, calls for a U.S. weapons embargo, and retracts its report on sexual violence during the October 7 attacks

Some Palestinian families know where the bodies of their relatives are. Many others don't know where to search. One woman said she saw her family's graves destroyed and the bodies removed, telling Haaretz, 'It was a frightening, searing, heartrending sight'

The Israel Land Authority launches a tender in Ramat Trump, Golan Heights, offering dozens of plots free of land cost. Priority goes to reservists, people with disabilities, and local residents.

The Israel Land Authority launches a tender in Ramat Trump, Golan Heights, offering dozens of plots free of land cost. Priority goes to reservists, people with disabilities, and local residents.

PayPal partners with OpenAI to enable ChatGPT shopping, allowing users to make purchases directly within the AI tool. Shares surge as the company raises its outlook.

Israel's Minister Amichai Chikli and Hungary's Minister János Bóka met Monday to discuss rising rates of antisemitism across Europe.

In front of an estimated 70,000 people, Leo canonized Bartolo Longo, who had once been an occultist priest but later denounced Satan and embraced Christianity.

The court accepted the prime minister's request to shorten the testimony to 1:30 P.M. instead of 4 P.M., as Netanyahu plans to meet with defense officials at 2 P.M. to discuss Hamas' cease-fire violations after it returned remains of a body already recovered in 2023

The Americans recognized that Israel had gone too far. But it kept treating it leniently and embracingly, at a time when what was actually needed was bullying. To force a bully to give in, you have to be a bigger bully. And "King" Trump is the king of bullies

The Channel 12 pundit's latest tirade against Haaretz isn't about journalism – it's about silencing criticism against Netanyahu's government and whitewashing settler violence

Living between hope and despair, relatives describe crippling anxiety, deep sadness, and sleepless nights. The researchers propose a holistic "socio-ecological" approach to treating them

With three iconic bars set to close, Jerusalemites are launching a community campaign to buy and run them as a shared enterprise

The veteran civil rights attorney will help direct national strategy, engagement, and cooperation with government agencies, academic institutions, and civil society partners

According to a joint statement by the IDF and Shin Bet, two of the militants were shot dead by snipers from the police's Special Anti-Terror Unit, while in a cave in the area of the village of Kafr Qud, near Jenin. The attack was followed by an Israel Air Force strike

British Airways suspends its sponsorship of Louis Theroux’s podcast following backlash over an interview with Bob Vylan, who defended his “death to the IDF” chant at Glastonbury.

The close relationship between Erdoğan and Trump, and the fact that Turkey is perceived as the one who convinced Hamas to accept the plan for a ceasefire, placed Ankara in a position of influence over the future of the region. Israel expresses its opposition to Turkish involvement in the multinational force, but it is not certain that Trump will choose to listen to it