JERUSALEM — For years, the Palestinian-owned Educational Bookshop in east Jerusalem has been a rare island of dialogue in an increasingly divided city, but an Israeli police raid on the store ...

Police again raid a prominent East Jerusalem bookshop whose Palestinian owners were briefly detained last month in an ...

The eclectic crowd that frequents the three Educational Bookshop stores in east Jerusalem, and prides itself on open-mindedness and understanding through discourse, was shocked when the store’s ...

What happened: On Sunday, Israeli police raided the 40-year-old Jerusalem's Educational Bookshop and arrested Palestinian bookseller Mahmoud Muna and his nephew Ahmad Muna. Police confiscated dozens ...

Frankly, I would not want to. Which brings me to a bookstore in east Jerusalem — the Educational Bookshop. The Educational Bookshop sells many books that are pro-Palestinian and deeply critical ...

After police raided a prominent East Jerusalem bookshop earlier today for the second time in as many months, a spokesperson for the law enforcement body says that they did so after receiving a ...

Worshipers at the synagogue of Chief Sephardic Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef were left stunned following an arson attack that caused ...

Mahmoud Muna and Ahmad Muna, the co-owners of the Educational Bookshop in East Jerusalem who were arrested by Israeli police during a raid of the bookstore on February 9, were released on Tuesday.