Baby capybaras named after The Beatles are stealing hearts at Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo. The four newborns—John, Paul, George and Ringo—arrived three weeks ago, marking the first capybara births at the zoo in nearly a decade. Capybaras are the world's largest rodents and can grow up to four feet long. 


Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo Welcomes First Capybara Births in 10 Years

Far-right Israeli groups marked Jerusalem Day with a march through Jerusalem’s Old City, an annual event that often draws heightened tensions in the region. The procession comes amid an already volatile security situation, with concerns over potential clashes and wider regional implications. Authorities deployed heavy security as the event unfolded, while international observers continue to monitor developments closely.


Jerusalem Day: Far-Right Israelis Carry Out 'Jerusalem Day March' In Old City

A violent street attack on a French Catholic nun in Jerusalem, caught on video, is triggering international outrage and fresh scrutiny over rising hostility toward Christians in the Holy City. All you need to know.

Caught on camera: Chilling moment a French nun is kicked and beaten by Israeli man near Jerusalem’s Last Supper site | WATCH

Protesters gathered outside the residence of the U.S. envoy in Jerusalem, voicing strong opposition to the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Demonstrators raised concerns over government actions and ongoing tensions in the region, calling for policy changes and accountability. The protest reflects growing public dissent and highlights the broader political and diplomatic pressures surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict.


Jerusalem Protest: Protest Outside US Envoy's House; Protesters Target Netanyahu's Policies

Explosions have been reported in Jerusalem and the Occupied West Bank even after the US and Iran announced a conditional ceasefire in their conflict. Tensions remain high across the Middle East as regional violence continues despite diplomatic efforts and the fragile truce raising questions about peace prospects and ongoing security challenges.


Israel-Iran War: Explosions Rock Jerusalem & West Bank Despite US, Iran Reaching Ceasefire

The White House raised concerns with Israel over restricted access to Jerusalem holy sites during Holy Week. PM Benjamin Netanyahu later allowed entry, amid criticism from the EU and the Catholic Church.

Netanyahu reopened Jerusalem religious sites for Church leaders after US intervention? Leavitt confirms

Israeli police blocked the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to celebrate Palm Sunday mass, which the prime minister's office said was done out of 'concern for his safety".

"This morning, the Israeli Police prevented the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem ... together with the Custos of the Holy Land, the Most Reverend Fr. Francesco Ielpo ... from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem as they made their way to celebrate the Palm Sunday Mass," a statement from the Patriarchate said.

Israel Blocks Two Christian Clerics From Entering Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Air-raid sirens sounded across Jerusalem as explosions were reported in several other parts of Israel following a fresh wave of incoming projectiles amid the ongoing Israel–Iran war. Israeli defence systems were activated as authorities urged residents to move to protected areas while interceptions took place across multiple regions. 


Israel‑Iran War: Sirens Wail in Jerusalem as Explosions Reported Nationwide

Since the start of the US-Israel war against Iran on February 28, Israeli authorities have, for security reasons, barred access to the Old City for anyone other than residents or shop owners.

Video | Iranian missile hits Jerusalem; warhead lands near Al-Aqsa Mosque on Eid al-Fitr

Breaking visuals show the moment Iranian or Hezbollah strikes hit Jerusalem’s Old City, causing explosions and panic among residents. Sirens blared across central Israel as air-defence systems scrambled to intercept incoming rockets.


Breaking | Watch: Moment of Strikes in Jerusalem's Old City 

Tensions are rising after Israel kept the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound closed, preventing worshippers from entering the sacred site in Jerusalem. The move has drawn strong condemnation from eight Muslim-majority nations, who say restricting access to one of Islam’s holiest sites is unacceptable.

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation and several governments have raised concerns over religious freedom and the status of the compound. The closure comes amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing security operations around Jerusalem’s Old City.

US-Iran War: Israel Keeps Al-Aqsa Mosque Shut on Last Friday of Ramzan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to make history during his visit to Israel by becoming the first Indian Prime Minister to address the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset. The landmark address is expected to highlight the growing strategic partnership, cooperation in technology, defense, and trade, and the deepening diplomatic ties between the two nations amid evolving geopolitical dynamics in West Asia.


PM Modi Receives a Grand Ceremonial Welcome as He Lands at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv

Ramzan begins in Gaza under the weight of shortages, soaring prices, and fragile hope following the recent ceasefire. Families are preparing for the holy month amid limited supplies, damaged infrastructure, and economic hardship, making this Ramzan unlike any before. For many Gazans, it is a time of faith and resilience despite deep uncertainty.

This marks the first Ramzan in Gaza since the ceasefire, with humanitarian conditions still strained and markets struggling to stabilize. Meanwhile, Israeli police have announced increased security measures at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem, adding another layer of tension during the sacred month.

Ramzan In Gaza Amid Shortages, Ceasefire And Heightened Al-Aqsa Security 

Israel has begun demolishing UNRWA buildings in East Jerusalem, drawing sharp criticism from the agency, which called the move a violation of international law. Saudi Arabia and other actors have condemned the action amid rising regional tensions over humanitarian access and Palestinian rights.


Israel demolishes UNRWA buildings in East Jerusalem, sparks international condemnation

A 14-year-old ultra-Orthodox boy, Yosef Eisenthal, was killed and three other teens injured on January 6, 2026, when a bus struck protesters blocking Jerusalem's Romema neighborhood during a massive anti-conscription rally.

Teen Killed as Bus Rams Haredi Protesters in Jerusalem

A mass ultra-Orthodox Jewish rally against military conscription turned deadly in Jerusalem on Tuesday, when a teenage boy was crushed and killed after a man driving a bus hit the crowd.

Jerusalem Protests: Bus Hits Ultra-Orthodox Protesters In Jerusalem; 18-Year-Old Boy Dies

Police raided the offices of UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees and their descendants, in East Jerusalem Monday morning, according to the organization’s chief, amid an ongoing Israeli crackdown on the organization’s activities.

UN Condemns Israeli Raid on UNRWA Compound in East Jerusalem

Jerusalem Shooting: A mass shooting at a major crossroads in Jerusalem on Monday morning left five people dead and at least 15 others injured. Israeli police and security forces quickly responded, neutralizing both attackers.


Jerusalem Shooting: Five Killed, Multiple Injured, Attackers Neutralized | WION Originals

Jerusalem was rocked by a deadly shooting attack on Monday morning as two armed assailants opened fire inside a crowded bus at a major intersection during rush hour. The attack killed at least 4 people and left 15 injured, with 6 in critical condition.

The attack unfolded at the northern entrance to Jerusalem, near Jewish settlements, adding fuel to the already raging Israel-Gaza conflict.

15 injured in shooting attack, Israel claims 2 terrorists killed

Jerusalem shooting attack: Five killed, multiple injured; two attackers ‘neutralized’. What we know so far

Muslim worshippers visit the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City and chant hymns as they celebrate the birth of Prophet Mohammed according to Islamic calendar.



Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque Hosts Prayers On The Occasion of Prophet Mohammed's Birth

During Jerusalem Day celebrations on May 26, ultranationalist Jews marched through Palestinian areas chanting racist slogans, sparking tensions and vandalism. Israeli Minister Ben Gvir’s visit to Al-Aqsa and inflammatory remarks have drawn criticism from national and international observers

Far-right Israeli settlers chant 'Death to Arabs' and 'may your villages burn' on Jerusalem Day celebration march

World | Israeli has confirmed that the massive wildfire that erupted near Jerusalem had been largely brought under control after more than 30 hours 

Israel's wildfire 'under control' after over 30 hours but risk of reignition remains | In Pics

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Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo Welcomes First Capybara Births in 10 Years

Jerusalem Day: Far-Right Israelis Carry Out 'Jerusalem Day March' In Old City

Caught on video: Chilling moment French nun attacked by Israeli man in Jerusalem

Jerusalem Protest: Protest Outside US Envoy's House; Protesters Target Netanyahu's Policies

Israel-Iran War: Explosions Rock Jerusalem & West Bank Despite US, Iran Reaching Ceasefire

Netanyahu reopened Jerusalem holy sites after US intervention? Leavitt says...

Israel Blocks Two Christian Clerics From Entering Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Israel‑Iran War: Sirens Wail in Jerusalem as Explosions Reported Nationwide

Video | Iran strikes Jerusalem; missile lands near Al-Aqsa Mosque on Eid al-Fitr

Breaking | Watch: Moment of Strikes in Jerusalem's Old City

US-Iran War: Israel Keeps Al-Aqsa Mosque Shut on Last Friday of Ramzan

PM Modi Receives a Grand Ceremonial Welcome as He Lands at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv

Ramzan In Gaza Amid Shortages, Ceasefire And Heightened Al-Aqsa Security

Israel demolishes UNRWA buildings in East Jerusalem, sparks international condemnation

Teen Killed as Bus Rams Haredi Protesters in Jerusalem

Jerusalem Protests: Bus Hits Ultra-Orthodox Protesters In Jerusalem; 18-Year-Old Boy Dies

UN Condemns Israeli Raid on UNRWA Compound in East Jerusalem

Jerusalem Shooting: Five Killed, Multiple Injured, Attackers Neutralized | WION Originals

15 injured in shooting attack, Israel claims 2 terrorists killed

15 injured in shooting attack, Israel claims 2 terrorists killed

Jerusalem shooting attack: Five die, several injured; two attackers neutralized

Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque Hosts Prayers On The Occasion of Prophet Mohammed's Birth

Far-right Israeli settlers chant 'Death to Arabs' and 'may your villages burn' on Jerusalem Day celebration march

Israel's wildfire 'under control' after over 30 hours but risk of reignition remains | In Pics