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Inside the football stadium in the Syrian city of Raqqa, the team found prisoner names and Qur'anic verses etched into the walls.

Only four pairs of the iconic shoes remain, with bids exceeding $812,500 ahead of the December 7 auction.

The petition reads: "This unique bust, with its historical and aesthetic value, is currently in Germany. Now is the time for its return to Egypt."

We all need a break: A sneak peek at some of the fabulous family activities happening in Jerusalem this Sukkot.

Jhumpa Lahiri declined the Isamu Noguchi Award after the museum fired employees for wearing keffiyeh scarves, symbolizing Palestinian solidarity.

"The Split" on the kibbutz movement schism is underway. "Clinic," featuring Adi T. Hoffman and Sara Benninga, opens Friday. Miri Shavit's "A Thousand and One Nights" starts October 10.

Jerusalemite of the Week: The Jewish people have an incredibly diverse tradition of music throughout the Diaspora. Immigrants brought them to Israel, and Sharona Deri preserves them.

Frenel's works, which had first been exhibited in the museum space exactly 100 years ago, were eventually acquired by prominent museums in Israel and abroad.

Jack Baxter, a private security guard, heroically saved a priceless Cycladic artifact from falling at the Merrin Gallery in 1988.

As the season’s blazing heat takes its final bow, and the first whispers of fall’s cooler breeze make their debut, Jerusalem throws lively end-of-summer celebrations, offering something for everyone.