Mahaneh Yehuda
'Grave incitement': Heckler throws glass bottle at Netanyahu's motorcade near Mahaneh Yehuda market
According to footage shared online of the incident, security personnel quickly jumped the barricade holding back the gathered crowd in attempt to locate the individual who threw the bottle.
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The shuk and Israeli politics
“Bibi has forgotten where his most faithful supporters are. This decision will cost him at least two mandates at the next elections, I will see to that personally."
As the ‘shuk wars’ heat up, is Mahaneh Yehuda’s character at stake?
Some 140 years ago, Mahaneh Yehuda market – aka the shuk – was established on a plot of about 30,000 square meters.
Mahaneh Yehuda market getting a face-lift
The current stalls will be switched to modular ones so that business owners can simply fold up the stall after a day of work and make room for the market's busy nightlife.
Art exhibition heads to Jerusalem's Mahaneh Yehuda market
Jerusalem-born photographer Eyal Granit returns home with a first-of-its-kind exhibition
Shuk street artist Solomon Souza takes his talent to Goa
Souza has deep roots in Goa, because his maternal grandfather, Francis Newton Souza, was born in Goa and became “the Indian Picasso.”
Does Mahaneh Yehuda still back Bibi Netanyahu?
Shop owners in capital’s famous market are still in Likud’s corner, but some feel time might be ripe for someone new.
Fashion is ‘in the air’ in Jerusalem
Walking through the bustling crowds and shouting shopkeepers of the Mahaneh Yehuda shuk, one would never imagine that in the heart of it all lies a serene, spacious artists’ studio.
Fine dining in Mahaneh Yehuda
Renovated and reopened under old-new management, Yehudit feels like home again.
Nikki Haley immortalized in graffiti at Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda Market
Solomon Souza goes from shop to shop, creating most of the vivid works of art.
The shuk, the chic and the shock
‘Prostitution in shuttered houses or even in backyards, drugs, needles and more, are a regular sight [in certain areas]...’
