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
Jerusalem and corona: Eight months later
Many small- and medium-sized businesses are linked to the tourism industry, which is nonexistent for now and for the foreseeable future.
This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
Women’s leadership
The ‘Fantastic Reality’ exhibition includes a brief story of Jill & Joe Biden, a bomb-shelter gallery and a breastfeeding artist
Farewell to a Jerusalem legend
Mouli Azrieli, beloved barman and owner of the acclaimed Fink’s bar, dies at 81
Jerusalem hosts free Poetry and Song Ushpizin Festival
The vast majority of the shows feature poetry excerpts from various cultures and eras, with some discussion by specialists in the particular field.
Jerusalem's planned cable car to the Old City is becoming a burden
A public statement against the plan was published by 70 architects, archaeologists, historians and intellectuals – among them, four Israel Prize recipients.
This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
Strange bedfellows
Daniel Lang began a handyman business. That evolved into him becoming a contractor and meeting his Arab partner.
The lighter side of lockdown
Looking on the bright side of the world-upending pandemic
The gift of life
Anyone in need of a kidney usually receives it through the Gift of Life organization.
