Shuk

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‘Prostitution in shuttered houses or even in backyards, drugs, needles and more, are a regular sight [in certain areas]...’

“This is how it goes, that’s politics, and it’s beyond our control,” he said.

The booths at the market sported all kinds of sweets, chocolates, caramels, and anything else someone with a sweetooth could wish for.

Influential delegations are learning about the real Israel via Jerusalem's colorful, raucous, and central Mahaneh Yehuda market.

Firefighters have gained control over the fire, on Yom Tov street, which blazed in the backyard of a one-story building next to a warehouse.

That’s really what the place is all about – getting down to the business of playing music on stage.

What is loosely translated as an open-air market, the Shuk is the heart of Jerusalem and is most accurately an ancient shopping mall.

With politics, what you see (or hear) is not necessarily what is really going on.

The third annual ShukTech, a collaborative event with Jerusalem’s Development Authority (JDA), will turn the city’s celebrated outdoor marketplace into a tech hub.