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
Music to hi-tech and back again
Ethnic African sounds mix with hassidic niggunim on new double album
Connecting the finders and the keepers
A Jerusalem woman inspires others with her ‘Gemach Aveidot’ to return lost items to their owners
TALI- Bridging the religious divide
After 26 years at the helm, Eitan Chikli leaves the thriving TALI school network that promotes pluralistic Judaism
Figures rise from the clay in her hands
The art of Yaffa Geffen
Challenging the mayor on coronavirus
The second city lockdown brought to the fore one of the touchiest issues of Lion’s tenure – his commitment to the haredi benches in his coalition.
Challenging the mayor on coronavirus
The second city lockdown brought to the fore one of the touchiest issues of Lion’s tenure – his commitment to the haredi benches in his coalition.
This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
Think Israel, buy Israeli
The ACHI Market categories include art, children, cosmetics, fashion, food, gift stores, jewelry, Judaica, photos and wines of Israel.
Take off your hat to Yaacov Peterseil
Yaacov Peterseil, 73 - from Woodmere, Long Island to Jerusalem, 1986
Grapevine, October 9, 2020: Beggar blessings
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
