Officials describe a period of heightened alert alongside continued backchannel contacts, as ministries prepare contingency briefings for Knesset committees this week.
New signage and staggered entry points are being piloted at Jaffa and Damascus Gates.
A committee vote is expected later this week after marathon overnight sessions.
Analysts say tourism and tech exports remain the two figures to watch this quarter.
Federation leaders report a rise in first-time participants under age thirty.
Local councils are coordinating public gatherings at the Western Wall plaza.
Organizers credit an expanded outdoor screening program at the Sultan's Pool.
Delegations are said to be exploring a joint monitoring mechanism.
A fragile calm holds along several fronts, officials say, though violations are reported.
The visit follows a series of calls between Washington and regional capitals.
Transport officials say passenger service to the new southern stations could begin within months.
Market association data shows footfall up compared with the same period last year.
The package includes road repairs and expanded municipal services in several neighborhoods.
A political columnist argues the numbers mask a deeper generational shift.
Our defense correspondent unpacks the statements that matter most.
A veteran city planner makes the case for a different approach entirely.