Eliezer Ben-Yehuda

Resolution rumblings Sir, – Regarding “PA calls day of rage after US vetoes UN resolution condemning settlements,” the Palestinian Authority declared…

When relatives from South Africa, Maureen and Paul Rome, flew to Israel this month for the brit mila of their grandson, Yonatan Flax, I suggested…

By all accounts, the three young women sitting before me, all officers in the Border Police’s K-9 Unit, lead unusual lives. During the day, they…

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Cafe Kadosh was opened in Jerusalem in 1967 by Meir Kadosh, who has since passed the business on to his son, Itzik, and Itzik’s wife, Keren, who…

It is not an uncommon sight to see busloads of American Jews who have come here to better understand Jewish identity and the Holy Land, sampling our…

■ WILL THE policy of the Finance Ministry lead to a social bombshell? The person who has the courage to address the question is none other than…

PROLIFIC BROOKLYN-born prizewinning artist Yitzhak Greenfield, whose home and studio are in Ein Kerem and whose main artistic focus and inspiration…

Bistro Mimi is a study in contrasts. Located just outside the Mahane Yehuda Market, on Jerusalem’s Eshkol Street, the small restaurant is a romantic…

Information on events in and around Jerusalem may be submitted to injerusalemevents@gmail.com, or mailed to In Jerusalem, PO Box 81, 91000 Jerusalem.…

Pizza may not be the most original of cuisines on offer these days, with so many exotic offerings from Asia and Africa dominating the new restaurant…

While looking for material about the Hanut (Store) Fringe Theater on Tel Aviv’s Rehov Ha’aliya, I came across an interesting quote. Asked how he felt…

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will on Tuesday grant a newly minted prize to promote and preserve the Hebrew language to translator and editor…

After Hitler rose to power, Jews fled Europe en masse. Several hundred thousand of them immigrated to the Holy Land, including about 60,000…

The saying goes that yesterday’s newspaper is only good for wrapping today’s fish. That adage notwithstanding, Prof. Yaron Tsur has rescued a…

Israeli expertise in combating the phenomenon of child abuse is being exported to China for the first time. This week a team from the…

Arab businesses in east Jerusalem may be required to furnish their stores with Hebrew signs, if the municipality’s Signage Committee decides to…

When the first dwellings were constructed on its edges in the 1880s, Rehov Ethiopia was only an extremely narrow dirt road. But today’s Rehov…

Monday morning’s short-lived rains were quickly called a godsend for the North. For most people, they signaled the long-overdue onset of winter and a…

Residents have begun trickling back to Kibbutz Beit Oren, days after dozens of homes there were burned in the massive Carmel wildfire. Beit Oren,…