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Gaza ceasefire to begin later today
Hundreds of aid trucks are set to enter Gaza, as displaced Palestinians prepare to return.
Ultra-Orthodox protesters block Jerusalem roads
Ultra-Orthodox have traditionally received exemptions to serve mandatory military service.
'Celebrating Christmas': Bethlehem rebounds from pandemic
Tourism is the economic lifeblood of the occupied West Bank town.
William respects all faiths with pilgrimage to holiest sites
The Chief Rabbi called the visit a "remarkable gesture of friendship".
Jerusalem: Following the holy path
Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre is visited by Christians from everywhere, writes Kate Shuttleworth.
Netanyahu in trouble on home turf
With portraits of the late Menachem Begin on prominent display, the bustling Jerusalem market should have been comfortable home turf for Benjamin Netanyahu.
Mayor wrestles knifeman to ground
The Mayor of Jerusalem helped wrestle a man with a knife to the ground after an ultra-Orthodox Jew was stabbed at a busy intersection.
Is this the site of Jesus' trial?
The exact spot upon which Jesus stood as he was sentenced to death, may have been pinpointed by archaeologists in Jerusalem.