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Jerusalem

27 stories in the last days

  1. Border police officers wounded as Israeli rioters clash near Kusra
    • A major overnight riot in Jerusalem resulted in 11 arrests and injuries to Border Police officers.
    2 sources

  2. After signing Alexis Sarna, Jerusalem basketball club now has eight foreign players on its roster and must decide which one to exclude for each game
    1 source

  3. Protests break out in Morocco after decision to open Israeli embassy
    • Protests erupted across Morocco after the governments of Rabat and Jerusalem agreed to open embassies and exchange ambassadors, with several arrests in Tangier.
    • Protesters marched against the upgrade of the Israeli embassy in Morocco while the king’s Jerusalem agency met Palestinian leaders in Jerusalem and Ramallah.
    2 sources

  4. Riots in Jerusalem block light rail and clash with police
    • Hundreds rioted after the celebration of Rabbi Shalom Aroush in Jerusalem, attacking Arabs and police and blocking the light rail.
    • Dozens of rioters blocked the railway line in Jerusalem early in the morning and threw stones at police, who responded with tear gas and stun grenades.
    3 sources

  5. The Netherlands' new boycott law unintentionally placed an Israeli city, Jerusalem neighborhoods and Druze villages on a blacklist due to faulty postal‑code data
    1 source

  6. Jerusalem forecast to stay at 23 °C with rain expected during holiday
    • Jerusalem is expected to reach only 23 °C during the holiday as temperatures drop and local rain is forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday.
    3 sources

  7. Thousands of people marched in Jerusalem for the annual Sukkot celebration, ending with a family event in Sacher Park
    1 source

  8. Police in Jerusalem arrested five suspects during a celebration on suspicion of disorderly conduct and violence against civilians and police officers
    1 source

  9. Israel and Spain exchange diplomatic summons over “free Palestine” remarks
    • Spain summoned its representative in Jerusalem following comments by Israeli minister Sira Rago about a "free Palestine from the river to the sea".
    4 sources

  10. Israel's Supreme Court ruled that Jerusalem's practice of funding private events without tendering contracts was illegal
    1 source

  11. Gilad Cohen said the Dutch import ban harms all Israelis and warned Jerusalem would respond to unilateral measures
    1 source

  12. A private car blocked a bus driver’s path in Jerusalem and passengers pelted the bus with stones, injuring the driver’s eyes
    1 source

  13. A violent brawl broke out between a group of teenagers and Arab employees at an Aroma supermarket branch in Jerusalem
    1 source

  14. Huckabee said Jerusalem is unlike any other city in the world
    1 source

  15. Ben‑Gvir told terrorist Hassan Salameh he was responsible for his “hell” after the 1996 Jerusalem bus bombings
    1 source

  16. The Jerusalem Post assesses that Jerusalem’s new basketball roster shows Euroleague ambition but must deliver results
    1 source

  17. U.S. ambassador says embassy will have a forever home in Jerusalem
    • U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee said the U.S. Embassy will have a ‘forever home’ in Jerusalem.
    2 sources

  18. Israeli President Herzog told Jerusalem Reform synagogue leaders that he would discuss the attacks with the Israel Police and stressed “the utmost importance of freedom of worship for all in the State of Israel.”
    1 source

  19. Police arrested a 22-year-old suspect for pepper-spraying a nine-year-old Armenian Christian boy in Jerusalem's Mamilla neighborhood on Yom Kippur
    1 source

  20. Hundreds attended a rally in Jerusalem's Kikar HaKhatufim organized by families of kidnapped and murdered victims, demanding truth
    1 source

  21. Police in Jerusalem ordered dozens of Palestinian shopkeepers to close their stores throughout Sukkot
    1 source

  22. European media note that Jerusalem football club Hapoel may have EuroLeague potential after signing Lorenzo Brown
    1 source

  23. Around 76,800 eggs smuggled from the Palestinian Authority were seized on the way to Jerusalem
    1 source

  24. A new medical helicopter landing pad called 'Menashet Herzog' was built in Jerusalem with an investment of about 5 million shekels and will enable rapid air evacuation
    1 source

  25. Police ordered the closure of shops in Jerusalem's Old City during the holiday to allow mass prayers at the Temple Mount
    1 source

  26. Roads around Jerusalem’s Old City and the Western Wall will be closed to traffic from today until Friday, while public transport to the Wall will run 24 hours
    1 source

  27. Police rescued a person trapped under a tree after youths shouted for help near Jerusalem
    1 source
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