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
Birds o’ Baka
Birds can’t close their windows and turn on their air conditioners like we can.
Community computers for kids
With long-distance learning becoming the norm, it is important that every child has a computer.
The culture of more
While society has thrown us onto the treadmill of more, with courage, thought and intention we have the power to slow it down.
Salary and gender
In Jerusalem, a female salaried employee earned 77% of every shekel of income earned by a male salaried employee.
Art in the Bible
Yael Maly's new book looks at the Pentateuch through the eyes of art, incorporating Western- and Christian-inspired expression.
This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
Comedy ballet Amor premiered in Tel Aviv's Suzanne Dellal Auditorium
Amor’s stylistic roots are based on the lightweight musical theater practices of four centuries ago.
Why is Jerusalem planning a cable car at a holy site?
The cable car project was proposed by the Jerusalem Development Authority on behalf of the Tourism Ministry.
Jerusalem cancels 2020 marathon
The Jerusalem Marathon hosts approximately 35,000 participants from Israel and abroad and is a world renowned sporting event.
The historic battle for Israel’s heritage
Hundreds of heritage and archaeology sites in Judea and Samaria are reportedly slated to be removed from Israeli control and transferred to the jurisdiction of the proposed Palestinian state.
