Jack Khoury

Court orders detention without trial of 19-year-old woman who told her family she wants to be a holy martyr.

Despite 24 hours of quiet, Jerusalem police rules that only men age 40 or older would be allowed to enter the Temple Mount for Friday prayers.

Saeb Erekat sends letter to Quartet representatives criticizing decision not to send a delegation as 'acceptance of Israeli violations.'

Young people in East Jerusalem aren't afraid to break the rules and are no longer looking for a political solution.

Woman stabbed at Jerusalem bus station; police thwart attack at Old City; both assailants killed.

Court postpones decision on Ra'ad Salah's appeal of his conviction for incitement.

PM's Office blasts Abbas' statement: Palestinian teen is alive, hospitalized in Israel.

After stabbing woman, assailant tried to board a bus but was shot dead; earlier, a knife-wielding assailant was shot down outside Damascus Gate by Israel Police officers.

20,000 people gather in Sakhnin in solidarity with the Palestinians.

Ala’a Abu Jamal, who carried out the attack on Jerusalem's Malchei Yisrael Street, is a relative of the perpetrator of the November 2014 attack at a synagogue in the Har Nof neighborhood of the capital, in which five people were killed.

In public, Joint List candidates lavish praise on each other, affirmed their unity. But that could disappear the day after the election if slate fails to win more than 12 Knesset seats.

Israel's alleged attack on a munitions convoy bound for Lebanon may have inadvertently thrown the Syrian president a lifeline, just as rebel Syrian groups seek a nonviolent solution to the civil war.