In Jerusalem

Art for all

A new art gallery offers top notch art at affordable prices.

An encounter with Edith Lieberman

‘My father was a Revisionist Zionist, and I started going to Betar meetings at age six.

Jerusalem Gateway

The Holy City begins a mega-makeover with its new business district.

Fighting for their homes in the Holy City

The complex issue of church owned, and sold, lands in Jerusalem.

Try the trout

The Dag al Hadan restaurant has earned the reputation for serving the freshest trout – you can’t get any closer from the cool water of the Dan River to the plate on the table.

Could do better

The Jerusalem comptroller’s annual report reveals flagrant abuse of public funds

Forty years ago...

...We were prepared to run to make aliya

Those were the days

The writer looks back at the Israel she knew, before and after the Six Day War.

Klezmer festival: Holding the music

Chen-Razel’s musical forays to various synagogues led to a general change of tack.

The Krakow Jewish Cultural Festival: Remembrance, renewal – and Jerusalem

Contradictions and contrasts characterize this largest Jewish festival in Europe.

Living history

The Tower of David recreates the Crusader period.

An Englishman in Tel Aviv

Chef Chris Golding cooks Japanese food with Israeli flair.

Hummus! The Movie!

The humble chickpea takes center stage in this delectable foodie doc.

An east-west ambience

... in a superbly designed Jerusalem hotel.

A place for talking and wrestling

Exploring Jerusalem's complex politics.

Dealing with his demons

Sexual abuse led to addiction, and eventually to redemption.

When cars arrived in Jerusalem

A long-time Jerusalem resident chronicles the history of automobiles in the holy city.

In the name of love

Uniting women affected by terrorism.

Triple benefit

Why I support the light rail on Emek Refaim.

THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.

Sounds distilled

Hamazkeka is a precious little – albeit growing – gem which should be savored and nurtured by one and all, and especially by the local powers that be.

Getting a feel for it

The 28-year-old Jerusalem-born actor, director and musician will present his My Heart Almost Stood Still show on Tuesday.

United Response

Miriam Ballin’s Psychotrauma Unit is changing the face of Israeli volunteer medic response.

Work-life balance

Are we satisfied with our work-life balance?

Circles of song

Circles of song Unite in Jerusalem draws a diverse collection of people to the First Station.

Inaugurating the Orient

The Orient Hotel, which took more than four years to construct, and still requires a few finishing touches, is certainly one of the most spacious in the capital.

THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs

Walking history

Rivlin said that the Exodus was a symbol of the turnaround in the global attitude to the moral impetus of establishing a Jewish state in the Land of Israel.

Toward a divided city?

Absentee landscapes

A new artistic project invites visitors to reflect on fragility and migration.