Inside the Waldorf Astoria in Jerusalem, each year the world's largest indoor sukkah hangs beneath a retractable glass roof, sprawling across a massive 4,300 square feet and towering 16 feet high.

United Hatzalah's mobile clinic on Jerusalem's King David Street treats Sukkot tourists and residents for free, handling everything from sore throats to emergencies and easing pressure on local hospitals.

Vintage footage from Jerusalem captures Sukkot in years past, showing men of every religious stripe carrying their four species to synagogue and dancing joyously in celebration of the holiday.

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee hailed Jerusalem as a city unlike any other and vowed a permanent U.S. embassy complex there, stamping America's lasting commitment to Israel onto its capital.

Thousands of men in Jerusalem dance with their Four Species on Sukkot - the Festival of Joy!

United Hatzalah’s president and founder, Eli Beer, said the influx of overseas visitors during Sukkot makes readily accessible medical treatment particularly important.

Tens of thousands of notes from 140 countries around the world were sent over the past year for placement in the Western Wall.

UNRWA is prohibited from operating in Israel, and Israeli government officials are barred from cooperating with the agency under legislation passed by the Knesset.

The official PA daily compounded the libel by claiming that Israeli authorities deliberately obstructed efforts to extinguish the fire, cut off the water supply, and intentionally delayed Jerusalem fire engines.

It was Herzl’s wish to bring his own remains and those of his close family members to Jerusalem for reburial after the formation of a Jewish state.

Archaeologists in Jerusalem's City of David uncovered charred wooden beams from the First Temple, destroyed in 586 BCE, offering rare precision dating and a moving physical link to the ancient catastrophe.

Could a misunderstanding end up destroying the Holy Temple? Who were Kamtza and Bar Kamtza? What do they have to do with Tisha b'Av? What can we learn from their mistakes?

The recognition marks the first time Jerusalem has made it to the publication's global top 10 since the rankings were established.

Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center, one of Israel's most prestigious hospitals treating hundreds of thousands yearly, began as a mission by American Jews to help Jews in the Holy Land before the establishment of the modern Jewish state.

Jerusalem House is Israel's first public aquarium showcasing beautiful marine life, with exhibits for people of all ages.

The UN agency is banned from operating in Israel, and Israeli officials are prohibited from cooperating with the agency.

A 50-meter rock-hewn tunnel discovered near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel during pre-construction excavations has baffled archaeologists, who cannot yet determine its age, purpose, or whether it was ever completed.

As Jerusalem Day begins, a stunning video highlights the incredible archaeological discoveries in the City of David and its incredible history.

The future return of the Temple will allow the nations of the world, despite their cultural differences, to serve the Creator as one.

U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee celebrated Jerusalem's reunification, invoking Psalms and stressing the city's eternal significance as Israel's capital.

As Jerusalem marks the 56th anniversary of the city's unification in the Six-Day War, the municipality continues to grow and prosper with a record number of residents - Jews and Arabs - who enjoy the freedom of access to their holy sites.

Independence Day kicked off at Mount Herzl with ceremonies honoring Israeli heroes and allies—including Argentinian President Javier Milei—alongside songs and performances by top Israeli artists.

Eli Kay, a 26-year-old new immigrant from South Africa, was murdered in a terror attack in the Old City of Jerusalem in November of 2022.

From a synagogue to a full gym to a kids' play area — these bomb shelters in Israel have it all, as Israeli civilians adapt their lives around the constant threat of attack.

In September, a Hamas terrorist cell from the Hebron area was arrested by Israeli security forces for plotting to assassinate Ben-Gvir using explosive-laden drones.

The foundation said many of those messages contained requests for peace, reconciliation and improved relations among nations.

In honor of the ongoing cooperation between the U.S. and Israel in their battle against Iran, the Chords Bridge on the outskirts of Jerusalem was lit up with the U.S. and Israeli flags.

The 'Pilgrimage Road' leading from the Pool of Siloam to the Temple Mount, constructed during the Second Temple period, was officially opened for its first tours following the completion of the excavations.

A striking video captures vendors in Jerusalem’s Arab Quarter selling souvenirs, including maps depicting Israel as 'Palestine' and a magnet reading 'Free Palestine' marked with blood spots.

Jerusalem’s second light rail line has entered trial runs, quietly paving the way for a long-awaited transit network that will finally connect the city’s major hubs into one system.

Supporters describe the Jerusalem office as a strategic step tied to existing commercial relaions rather than symbolic politics.

As the holiday season kicked off, Santa Claus was spotted strolling through the streets of Jerusalem, spreading festive cheer and joy, delighting locals with his seasonal greetings.

The event drew extensive attention online, with hundreds of thousands of viewers following the matches, including audiences from countries that typically avoid Israeli events.

MK Ohad Tal, Mosab Hassan Yousef, and Yishai Fleisher descend beneath the Western Wall complex on a fact-finding journey to uncover the historical truth of Jerusalem.

Archaeologists have revealed a remarkably well-preserved, 5-meter-wide Hasmonean city wall beneath the Tower of David, offering rare evidence of ancient siege warfare and Jerusalem’s shifting political landscape.

The site, known as the Hungarian Academy, will function as both a cultural center and an official extension of Hungary’s mission in Israel.

Sigd became an official Israeli holiday in 2008 and continues to serve as a bridge between Ethiopian Jewish traditions and the wider Israeli society.

British conservative media personality Tommy Robinson traveled through Jerusalem’s Old City to find out how residents really feel about living in Israel versus 'Palestine.'

Archaeologists have also uncovered what’s now called the Hall of Eras, where remnants from nearly all periods of Jerusalem’s history have been preserved.

Prime Minister Netanyahu was joined by Ambassador Mike Huckabee and Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the unveiling marking the completion of the Pilgrimage Road excavation, which leads to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.