Jerusalem lifestyle
Sleeping facing history: The veteran Jerusalem Hotel reopens
Beit Shmuel Hotel in Jerusalem has reopened after a major renovation, offering 56 rooms, a conference center, and soon a rooftop wellness area with a pool overlooking the Old City walls.
Jerusalem Day: Capital is young, diverse, growing
The 'Jerusalema Challenge' has finally reached Jerusalem!
I am a Jerusalemite
The joy of a Jerusalem playground
A tale of three takes
“It’s a human experience that the viewers can identify with."
Art factory
A most unusual summer space for creation takes shape in the middle of the city.
Quentin Tarantino tops the guest list at the 33rd Jerusalem Film Fest
Tarantino, who last visited Israel to promote his 2009 film, Inglourious Basterds, is one of a great number of exciting guests who will take part in this year’s festival.
Operation #BestBenedict
‘In Jerusalem’ sets out on a mission to find the best eggs Benedict in the holy city – and finds a surfeit.
Gone into oblivion
According to the law, if a property becomes uninhabitable, its owner benefits from a significant reduction in the taxes imposed.
Transforming Talpiot – through art
“We believe that artists can influence their surroundings.”
The unmasking of Purim
As with all of our heroes and holidays, Purim is a complex combination of grief and glory, tragedy and triumph.
Young, gifted and gay in Jerusalem
Assessing the winds of change in the city’s LGBT community, and what has been accomplished since the pride parade stabbing last summer that shocked the nation.
Multiple walls, hundreds of stories
Infusing Mahaneh Yehuda with new life – one spray-paint portrait at a time.