War is bad for tourism. But one Palestinian hotel owner remains optimistic about the future in Jerusalem
'We have to share the land. On a good basis, not one side is superior to the other.'
'We have to share the land. On a good basis, not one side is superior to the other.'
Israelis have been in the streets for months. Palestinians and their allies in Sheikh Jarrah have been protesting evictions for 15 years
The reality of Jerusalem is far more divided and inequitable than Jerusalem Day proponents would have you believe
After a shooter attacked congregants leaving an east Jerusalem synagogue, I spent an agonizing Shabbat wondering if my family was okay
We’ve seen this horror movie before. The problem is not that it always has the same ending — it’s that it never ends.
After a terrorist killed at least seven people leaving Friday night prayers, we must find clarity, courage and compassion
A 13-year-old boy is the suspect in an attack Saturday on Jews walking toward the Western Wall
I heard the story countless times. My great-grandfather Raphael, an Arab Jew who was born in Jerusalem, died when my grandfather was 13. Raphael had two business partners. One partner, who was a European Jew, took advantage of the bereft widow, and stole our family’s livelihood. The other partner, an Arab and fellow Jerusalemite, saved…
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NPR Legal Correspondent Nina Totenberg in conversation with Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren. To benefit the Forward.
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