A far-right Israeli minister sparked outrage on Sunday after leading a group of Jewish worshippers in prayer at the most ...

A Biblical fingerprint discovered on an ancient seal connects Jerusalem’s First Temple period to figures named in the ...

Minuscule artifact discovered at the Jerusalem-based Temple Mount Sifting Project may reference an official who worked for ...

Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir visited the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem and prayed there over ...

The clay seal that still had a print on it may have belonged to Yeda‛yah, the son of a figure mentioned in the Hebrew Bible.

Gvir’s policy shift bolsters prayer on Judaism’s holiest site, raising hopes and fears alike.The post Temple Mount sees surge ...

Bronze coin minted in the fourth year of the Jewish Great Revolt against the Romans found by archaeologists excavating next ...

Under a delicate decades-old "status quo" arrangement with Muslim authorities, the Al-Aqsa compound is administered by a Jordanian religious foundation and Jews can visit but may not pray there.

A far-right Israeli minister has visited and prayed at Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site, sparking regional condemnation.

The visit by far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir threatens to escalate tensions and complicate international efforts ...

The close of the registration deadline for electoral alliances has confirmed an unprecedented number of candidate lists for ...

What I’m doing now is digging my own grave,” says Evyatar David, as his fragile figure, weak with hunger, scrapes at the dirt with a shovel in a cramped Gaza tunnel.