One of the most popular sites in Jerusalem is the kever of Dovid HaMelech, located on Har Tzion in the Old City. Jews are mispallel at the tziyun regularly, and Christians come to conduct tours and ceremonies – both out of respect for King David, which is holy to everyone, and because they have an AVoda Zara myth about the location.

Police on Monday announced the arrest of a 50-year-old woman, a resident of Haifa, who was taken into custody on Monday night on suspicion of tearing off mezuzos in the city.
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A fire broke out in Jerusalem’s Beit Malka School located on Malchei Yisroel Street in Geula at 4:20AM Monday. It appears the fire was caused by a short circuit in an air conditioner that was left on during the night.
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With the possibility of new elections looming on the horizon, Minister Naftali Bennet, whose New Right party failed to pass the minimum threshold to enter Knesset, is already preparing to run again.
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Amid the deadlocked coalition negotiations and the possibility of new elections, the chareidi parties on Monday morning informed Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu of their adamant objections to elections on gimmel Elul, which coincides with September 3, 2019.

There was a multi-vehicle accident on Jerusalem’s Route 1 near Kikar Zvill during the predawn hours on Monday. B’chasdei Hashem, there were no injuries reported.
(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem / Photo Credit: Media Resource Group)
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When thinking about your education and career, it can sometimes be confusing trying to figure out which path to take.  For example, you might be trying to decide between getting a certificate or getting a degree.
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Yisrael Beitenu leader Avigdor Liberman said Monday that his party plans to keep insisting on the Chareidi draft law, regardless of the impasse it has caused in coalition talks ahead of the Wednesday deadline for the establishment of a new government.

Security prisoners (terrorists) with blood on their hands receive millions of shekels worth of special food for their holidays, an expensive TV in every cell, a ping-pong table and games, workout machines, unlimited newspapers, and lavish family visits, according to official details obtained by the Zionist organization Im Tirtzu.

For millennials looking to buy their first home, the hunt feels like a race against the clock.
In the seven years since the housing crash ended, home values in more than three-quarters of U.S.
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