If Jerusalem is to thrive, it is up to us, its residents, to do our part and patronize the city’s stores and eateries.
By ERICA SCHACHNEJerusalem's empty streets(photo credit: SARAH LEVI)
Although Jerusalem has become all too accustomed to waves of violence, many businesses are falling victim to the current security situation.Over the past few months alone, some 20 downtown restaurants and shops – including beloved institutions such as Eldad Vezehoo, which got its start 25 years ago – have been forced to close their doors due to decreased tourism and fear of random stabbings.If Jerusalem is to thrive, it is up to us, its residents, to do our part and patronize the city’s stores and eateries.
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