Jerusalem elections
Residents of east Jerusalem shared their hopes, how they see the future
Many Arab residents of east Jerusalem shared what bothers them, what their hopes are, and how they see their future and that of their children in the city.
Jerusalem Elections are getting closer: Here is a roundup of Municipal elections
Hundreds of 'missing' youth notices in Jerusalem spark panic
Will Moshe Lion serve another term as mayor of Jerusalem? - survey
This week in Jerusalem: Life after Elections
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.
Daitch gets ditched
The mayoral election’s behind-the-scenes drama intensifies.
A vision and a mission
In Jerusalem asked the five mayoral candidates to give us insight into their vision.
Take a seat
Tuesday’s election at a glance
Greening our city
As we all know, preelection promises are not always kept in full, if at all. Taking a deep breath may be in order.
Two Israelis, Three opinions: Who should be Jerusalem's next mayor?
'The Jerusalem Post' went to the streets and asked Jerusalem residents who they want as the next mayor of Jerusalem.
How will the next mayor of Jerusalem impact the city?
Despite what one might expect, security issues and the tension between haredi and pluralist sectors are not major factors in the decision of Jerusalemites to remain here or to leave the city.
Grapevine: Choices and influence
The most influential Jews, Sukkot and municipal elections.
Moshe Lion wins endorsement of haredim, Daitch running for mayor anyway
Elkin says Liberman, Deri want Lion as a "puppet."
Haredi parties split up in Jerusalem elections, first time in 30 years
The two haredi parties run on the joint ticket of United Torah Judaism in many municipalities around the country and have run together nationally in the UTJ alliance since 1992.
