On Jerusalem Day, Jews,Muslims and Christians bemoan a shuttered Old City
The coronavirus pandemic has brought tourism in Jerusalem and all of Israel to a halt.
Letter from Jerusalem: As Mahane Yehuda reopens, masks and temperature checks replace crowds
Jerusalem’s Mahane Yehuda market, ordinarily packed with shoppers and tourists, reopens after lockdown.
1973 Yom Kippur War Captured In Rediscovered Photographs
“I never had any idea there was any interest in these pictures,” Fendrich said. “All the pictures were headed to a garbage can.”
This Jewish Group Uses ‘Biblical Prophecy’ To Grow Christian Support For Israel
“News from a biblical perspective in the Jewish community sounds ridiculous, But for Christians, it’s so part of their outlook on life.”
Behold The Oldest Known Yiddish Writing In The World
“That is the first known example of written Yiddish in history.”
Jerusalem Report Cartoonist, Fired Over Nation-State Caricature, Tells Us What Happened.
“Usually [the Jerusalem Report] has complete editorial independence.”
Germany And Israel Collaborate On A Brewtiful Beer
“Beer is something that brings people together in all countries, and we knew that in Israel there is a vibrant craft beer scene.”
Totally Gross Domino’s Pizza Celebrates Israeli Independence
Falafel and shawarma on a pizza. What could go wrong?
He Came To Israel Fleeing Oppression. Will He Be Deported?
Teklit Michael, who has worked odd jobs since arriving in Israel in 2007, called it “complete nonsense” to call African asylum-seekers “infiltrators.”
No ‘Cultural Genocide’ Here: An Israeli Sandwich Stays Out Of Hummus Wars
Sabich is a uniquely Israeli dish created by an Iraqi Jew living in the Tel Aviv suburb of Ramat Gan.