“The people of Israel appreciate United with Israel’s advocacy, educational efforts and unflinching defense of the truth,” Netanyahu stated to UWI founder Michael Gerbitz upon receiving the "Jerusalem Declaration."

Jerusalem serves as a “unifying city” among all religions and will never be divided, Mayor Barkat stated. 

A historic initiative supporting a united Jerusalem as the eternal, undivided capital of the Jewish People has garnered 600,000 signatures and continues to grow.

Foreign journalists who may have been unaware of the ancient Jewish ties to Jerusalem got a first-hand look at "the Jerusalem that was."

Arab lawmakers joined in the anti-Israel incitement over the decision to install metal detectors at the Temple Mount in the wake of a deadly terror attack.

'Abbas told Kushner that tensions over the holy site were a serious concern, and threatened to get out of control if Israel did not back down.'

Mayor Barkat pledged to keep the Temple Mount accessible to worshipers, while fending off the terrorists.

Danon and Barket led UN diplomats on a tour of Jerusalem's City of David, where they saw undeniable evidence of the ancient Jewish connection to the Holy City.

'Here [in Israel], every single day has meaning- – Every tree, every building has meaning. It’s been an amazing trip,' said NFL Hall of Famer Andre Reed.

'Fifty years after unification, we have finally returned the Maccabiah to its rightful place, Jerusalem—the capital of Israel,' Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat stated.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat sent a letter of solidarity to his London counterpart, Sadiq Khan, in wake of the Islamic terror attack in his city.

"It's one thing to have an online petition and quite another to publicly display the actual names of the signatories on the walls of Jerusalem's Old City," said United with Israel founder Michael Gerbitz.

Far-Left and Arab Hebrew University students disrupted a lecture by Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, who responded by slamming their denial of free speech.

UNESCO ambassadors received a personal tour from the mayor of Jerusalem and learned the history of the Holy City and its indelible link to the Jewish nation.

Israeli leaders welcomed Trump's entry into the Oval Office, expressing hope for a better relationship between Israel and the US.

Israel's leaders mourned the death of Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, the Romanian-born Holocaust survivor of Auschwitz who became one of the world’s foremost witnesses and humanitarians, and eulogized him as the embodiment of the human spirit that shined bright in the face of evil and darkness.

Rachel Fraenkel, the bereaved mother of teenager Naftali, who was murdered by Arab terrorists in 2014, has joined together with the families of two other boys who were killed together with her son to unite the people of Israel through the Jerusalem Unity Prize event.

Following years of neglect and numerous incidents of Arab vandalism, Israel is finally reinforcing security at the Mount of Olives cemetery, the oldest Jewish cemetery in the world and which is located directly opposite the Temple Mount.

Over 500 WWII veterans marched in Jerusalem to mark their victory over the Nazis 71 years ago.

The president of San Francisco State University (SFSU) announced on Thursday that the university would launch a “full investigation” into the disruption by anti-Israel protesters of Wednesday’s campus lecture by Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat.

Some 30,000 runners, including some 2,500 from abroad, hit the streets of Jerusalem on Friday morning and ran either for fun, for a cause or just for their own health.

After UK PM David Cameron said he was horrified by Israel's activities in East Jerusalem, Jerusalem’s Mayor Nir Barkat fired back, saying Cameron is uninformed and should come take another tour of the area to see the amount of progress taking place there.

The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is providing the City of Jerusalem, border police and local social-service groups with hundreds of thousands of dollars in security equipment and support as part of a life-saving campaign to counter the ongoing terror wave against Israel.

While mourning the heavily losses in Paris, Israel's leaders called on the world to band together against the mounting threat of Islamic terror.

Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to toughen measures against terrorists, including minors and their families, who throw rocks and firebombs.