Mea shearim
Terrorism-supporting signs, inciting items confiscated from Mea She'arim warehouses
Such operations are not uncommon in Israel, with security forces confiscating inciting materials at the UAWC's Ramallah and Hebron offices in December.
The little shop on Jaffa Street that captured old Jerusalem - opinion
Grapevine: Commemorating a Chabad giant
The legacy of Huvy Elisha: The quiet life of a Mea She’arim painter and matriarch
Hate messages against Ya'acov Litzman painted in Mea Shearim
Litzman, who heads the haredi United Torah Judaism party and has been diagnosed with coronavirus himself, has emerged as a polarizing figure in Israel’s battle against Covid-19.
Man arrested for breaching quarantine while positive for coronvirus
The police located the man in a house in Mea Shearim, a haredi neighborhood in Jerusalem, and informed him that he was violating Health Ministry guidelines.
COVID-19 test manufacturer makes ultra-Orthodox employees work separately
Nova Tel, who manufactures the swabs necessary for performing tests to detect COVID-19, placed all of its ultra-Orthodox employees on temporary unpaid leave before protests prompted their rehiring.
16 years ago, 23 people were murdered just north of Mea Shearim
More than 130 were also wounded when a Palestinian suicide bomber detonated a five-kilogram device on an Egged No. 2 bus. The terrorists and families have received almost NIS 2.7 million since then.
Israel’s Duality
Police remove effigy in IDF uniform from building in Haredi neighborhood
Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman commented on the incident on Twitter, calling it a "horrifying sight."
Giving kids a leg up
Growing up isn’t easy and when the cards are stacked against you, it’s even harder.
Police arrest two in Mea She’arim after last week’s riot against draft
“Arresting our people or people who were connected to our battle in the past will not deter us.”
Breaking artistic barriers
‘Thou Shalt Not’ – A provocative new exhibition at Jerusalem’s Museum on the Seam
Ex-Israeli police general: Use rubber bullets against ultra-Orthodox protestors
Security forces should have 'no mercy' when dispersing ultra-Orthodox anti-draft protestors, wrote former Israeli Police Major General Amit Arieh in a Facebook post.