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
Wife of Har Nof terrorism victim: neighborhood name change ‘disrespectful’
‘This was a terrorist attack on us, and it shows contempt for all of us in the neighborhood that they want to erase the name of the neighborhood’
120,000 Czechs protest, call on PM to resign due to corruption
Prague protest is one of biggest in post-communist era
At the UN, the battle for Jerusalem is eternally waged - analysis
At the United Nations, the diplomatic battle for a united Jerusalem is eternally waged on almost a monthly basis, whether it is in UN forums in Geneva, Paris or the UN headquarters in New York.
Culture Report: The Israel Festival 2019
How the Israel Festival has lasted and still commands respect, even though its contents are often controversial.
The Israel Festival, Jerusalem – Why is it a big deal?
For better or worse, one of Israel’s most striking characteristics is the dichotomy between daily life and the ongoing conflict.
Western Wall stones inspected for stability
The Western Wall Heritage Foundation does a thorough inspection twice a year – prior to Passover and Rosh Hashanah.
In attempt to boost military cred, Lapid reenlists in IDF
Purim Roast: Yesh Atid leader tired of being picked on by Gantz, Ya'alon
THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM: Tension in Kiryat Hayovel
Expressions of anger and shock over the desecration came from local organizations as well as politicians who visited the site immediately after the police began their investigation.
In hassidic tune: an interview with haredi candidate Yossi Daitch
Despite that his decision to run had become public knowledge for a while, Daitch refused to give interviews and made a point to speak only off the record.
Jewish Argentinian artist's exhibit depicts year after Six Day War
Marcelo Brodsky's new exhibition provides valuable insights on the watershed year of 1968.
