'We know how to fight, and our path is to ensure the eternity of Israel,' Netanyahu said.

Israelis across the country are celebrating Jerusalem Day, commemorating the 58th anniversary of the city's reunification following Israel's miraculous victory in the Six-Day War in 1967.

As Israel marks Jerusalem Day, raw and emotional footage captures the battle for Jerusalem in June 1967 as Israeli forces liberated the ancient Jewish city and the Temple Mount during the Six-Day War, reuniting the capital and reshaping Jewish history.

One of the most exciting events in Jewish history is the reunification of the Holy City of Jerusalem, the eternal Jewish capital, in 1967.

This exciting and uplifting film highlights the miraculous events of the 1967 Six Day War, emphasizing the Divine hand orchestrating these remarkable events.

As Jerusalem marks the 56th anniversary of the city's unification in the Six-Day War, the municipality continues to grow and prosper with a record number of residents - Jews and Arabs - who enjoy the freedom of access to their holy sites.

The United States, Guatemala, Honduras, Kosovo, Papua New Guinea and Paraguay all have embassies in Jerusalem, while Argentina and Fiji have vowed to follow suit.

The central ceremony in honor of the 58th anniversary of the liberation of Jerusalem took place in the Old City.

Middle school students representing 33 schools, both secular and religious, from across the city faced off in a competition of Jerusalem knowledge.

Thousands of Israelis gather at the Western Wall to celebrate Jerusalem Day.

The festivities include the iconic Flags March through the capital's Old City.

Tuesday’s congressional event will be attended by rabbis, pastors, and national political leaders.

Israelis from across the country participate in singing and dancing with the ceremony culminating at the Western Wall.

Israeli rights activist Michael Puah told the news site that he was able to wear tefillin (phylacteries), in defiance of the ban on Jewish prayer on the Mount.

The highlight of the war was the recapture of the Old City of Jerusalem, previously held by Jordan.

According to data published by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics ahead of Jerusalem Day, Jerusalem surpassed one million residents, adding 13,400 residents last year.

Israel's weekly cabinet meeting held at Western Wall Tunnels in honor of Jerusalem Day.

Energy and youth the order of the day as Israelis fete the 1967 liberation of the city’s east.

Israel will continue to build up its 'eternal capital' despite the constant threats of its enemies, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

60.8% of Jerusalem residents are Jews or non-Arab, while 39.2% are Arab, according to recent population data.

'No foreign body will dictate our way of life in Jerusalem or in the State of Israel,' police official emphasizes.

'This is not a dramatic decision, but a continuation of the norm in a sovereign country,' says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Why didn't Gaza terror groups follow through on their high-profile threats?

Ramallah's alternative narrative rested on openly antisemitic hate speech.

The BCC ignores the facts and depicts Jews as the aggressors, while ignoring the Jewish people's historical connection to Jerusalem.

'Today, everyone pulls out their phone and takes pictures... Every one of us could become a target. It causes fear.'

As Israelis prepared to celebrate Jerusalem Day, the Jewish state's leaders made it clear that Israel's sovereignty is not up for debate.

Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, celebrates the miracle that is modern-day Jerusalem.

Thousands celebrated the unity of the eternal Jewish capital city that had been postponed due to the Hamas rocket attack last month.

Gaza-based terrorists threatened to attack Israel in response to a 'flag march' planned for Jerusalem on Tuesday.

'It is the struggle between intolerance and tolerance, between law-breaking violence and law and order,' the Israeli prime minister said.

'Jerusalem above and Jerusalem below, we are bound to this city. It is part of our soul, part of our experience, on both our material and spiritual sides.'

In honor of Jerusalem Day, the World Jewish Congress produced a film showing the beauty of Jerusalem over a century ago.

Jerusalem will never again be divided. There is no 'West Jerusalem' or 'East" Jerusalem. 'There is ONE Jerusalem – with religious access and freedom for all!

In a speech marking the 53rd anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem, Netanyahu promised construction in the nation's capital will never stop.

Jerusalem is a thriving, modern and ancient city enjoyed by a diversity of people, some with remarkable stories.

On Jerusalem Day, we celebrate 52 years of the reunification of the city. That means over half a century since the city was opened up to people of all faiths to visit and pray freely at Jerusalem’s holy sites.

The upcoming Jerusalem Day celebration will showcase a city so rich in cultural diversity that one can see the whole world in one afternoon.

In 1967, a furious firefight between Israeli forces and the Jordanian Army raged in the streets of Jerusalem's Old City, with the ultimate prize awaiting the victors.

Jerusalem is brimming with excitement ahead of the opening of the new US embassy.