Dual narrative tour exposes Jerusalem’s complex political realities
Palestinian and Jewish tour guides hope to encourage dialogue, as ailing Israeli tourism sector slowly comes back to life.
Jerusalem
Jerusalem launches photo competition, Facebook page to share stories
Pro-Israel European politicians gather for online conference on Jerusalem
Jerusalem Botanical Garden Winter Lights Festival
Zionism in black and white
the "Through the Glass" photo exhibit will run through until the end of December, and possibly into 2021.
This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
Woman of Jerusalem: Dr. Shula Mula
A spirited conversation with the education activist
Beethoven: 250 years and counting
The Pianos Festival will be performed at the event’s regular berth of the Jerusalem Theater, November 11 to 14.
Jerusalem Jewish Film Fest announces lineup
The festival will be presented online this year from November 11 to 22, and will feature the best of recent movies of Jewish interest.
Bloomfield Science Museum director wins international award
Maya Halevy was awarded the Beacon of the Year prize by the European Science Museum Organization.
Getting to know Marlyn Vining, a Belz Hassid researching haredi cinema
Women of Jerusalem: profiling Marlyn Vining.
This week in Jerusalem, October 23, 2020: Not in my neighborhood
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.
Mekor Haim: The one-street enclave tucked away in Jerusalem
The first settlers came a year after the 1923 land lottery.
Lockdown’s silver lining – road accidents plummet
In Jerusalem, the drop in road casualties in March and April was -42% and -54%, respectively.
