JERUSALEM — A Jerusalem court on Tuesday sentenced an American immigrant convicted of killing two Palestinians in 1997 to two consecutive life terms in prison, as well as additional time for attempted murders, weapons violations and incitement to violence or terrorism.
JERUSALEM — A Jerusalem court on Thursday upheld a ruling that five women who had been detained at the Western Wall for wearing prayer shawls traditionally used by men and singing were not disturbing the public order, rejecting an appeal by the police.
JERUSALEM — Sunday was an eventless day.
Rocket Wounds Israelis JERUSALEM, Tuesday, Sept. 11 (AP) — A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip struck a tent filled with sleeping soldiers in a southern Israeli Army base, wounding more than 25 early Tuesday, Israeli medics and the army said.
Israeli Raid in Gaza JERUSALEM, Friday, Sept. 6 (AP) -- Israeli helicopters attacked a building early today in Khan Yunis, in the central Gaza Strip, witnesses reported.
JERUSALEM — Monday morning I was on the phone with Doron Avital, a smart if quirky Knesset back-bencher from the Kadima Party.
JERUSALEM, Thursday, Oct. 28 - Yasir Arafat's uncertain health took a sharp turn for the worse on Wednesday night with an ambulance and medical teams summoned to his West Bank compound amid unconfirmed reports that Mr. Arafat, the Palestinian leader, had collapsed and lost consciousness at least once.
JERUSALEM, Sunday, Oct. 31 - As Yasir Arafat underwent medical tests in France, a Palestinian diplomat said Saturday that the initial findings indicated he did not have leukemia.
JERUSALEM, Friday, Oct. 8 - Three explosions shook three Egyptian Sinai resorts popular with vacationing Israelis on Thursday night, killing at least 30 people and wounding 100, according to officials from Egypt, Israel and hospitals near the bombing sites.
