What was once Israel's most visited city with tourists and throngs of people coming to visit the holy sites is now empty thanks to the coronavirus.

From January to May this year, almost 1.9 million tourists visited the Jewish state, as compared to 1.75 million in the same period last year—a jump of 8.3 percent.

Israel’s National Infrastructure Committee approved the plans to build a $55 million cable car system to transport visitors in and out of Jerusalem’s Old City.

Jerusalem's pulsating open-air market is one of the most popular places in Israel's capital. Here are 7 things you probably didn't know about it!

When a group of 30 visitors from Papua New Guinea toured Judea and Samaria, they 'saw the land of Israel being settled with our own eyes!'

Watch as Japanese tourists sing an incredible version of "Jerusalem of Gold" inside an Israeli shop!