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Challenging the mayor on coronavirus
The second city lockdown brought to the fore one of the touchiest issues of Lion’s tenure – his commitment to the haredi benches in his coalition.
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Challenging the mayor on coronavirus
The second city lockdown brought to the fore one of the touchiest issues of Lion’s tenure – his commitment to the haredi benches in his coalition.
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Lockdown’s silver lining – road accidents plummet
In Jerusalem, the drop in road casualties in March and April was -42% and -54%, respectively.
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TALI- Bridging the religious divide
After 26 years at the helm, Eitan Chikli leaves the thriving TALI school network that promotes pluralistic Judaism
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Connecting the finders and the keepers
A Jerusalem woman inspires others with her ‘Gemach Aveidot’ to return lost items to their owners
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Music to hi-tech and back again
Ethnic African sounds mix with hassidic niggunim on new double album
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Mekor Haim: The one-street enclave tucked away in Jerusalem
The first settlers came a year after the 1923 land lottery.
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This week in Jerusalem, October 23, 2020: Not in my neighborhood
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.
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Getting to know Marlyn Vining, a Belz Hassid researching haredi cinema
Women of Jerusalem: profiling Marlyn Vining.
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Bloomfield Science Museum director wins international award
Maya Halevy was awarded the Beacon of the Year prize by the European Science Museum Organization.
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Jerusalem Jewish Film Fest announces lineup
The festival will be presented online this year from November 11 to 22, and will feature the best of recent movies of Jewish interest.
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You had a future, so should we
For decades the world has been swatting away evidence of climate change. But we need to confront it.
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Beethoven: 250 years and counting
The Pianos Festival will be performed at the event’s regular berth of the Jerusalem Theater, November 11 to 14.
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This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
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Zionism in black and white
the "Through the Glass" photo exhibit will run through until the end of December, and possibly into 2021.
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Running to make change in Baka
ANU CEO and equality advocate Anat Mufkadi runs for the local council
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Beliba Homa bridges between haredi and non-haredi students
Founded in 2012, the project matches haredi students with a range of religious and secular students who meet on a weekly basis.
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This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
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Jerusalem's academic metropolis
In the 2018/19 school year, 27,800 undergraduate students studied in institutions located in the city.
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Criminal mischief on the Mesila
From sexual harassment to burglary, Jerusalem’s green oasis hopes for better days
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This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
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Local elections take Jerusalem
On December 22, Jerusalemites are invited to choose their local council representatives in their neighborhoods.
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The Musrara Mix Festival: all alone on the hill
The 20th edition of the arts fiesta spans its perennial broad sweep of artistic fields and mind-sets, taking in video installations, video art, shows and audio-visual projects.
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Shine a light: Beit Avi Chai celebrates Hanukkah
Beit Avi Chai pulled out all the stops to put together a festive agenda that takes in an abundance of season-appropriate musical content.
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Jerusalem Botanical Garden Winter Lights Festival
The festival opens on Saturday night, December 12, and will continue through the end of the month.
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Pro-Israel European politicians gather for online conference on Jerusalem
“We have been able to unite pro-Israel parliamentarians around the world and form one global voice in support of preserving the unity of Jerusalem.”
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Jerusalem launches photo competition, Facebook page to share stories
The initiatives comes in honor of Jerusalem Day on Monday.
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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.
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