Lighthearted Hanukkah: Jokes and advice from Jews around the world
Here is a selection of the jokes that happily came my way.
In Jerusalem
Savor stunning views and delicious food at Jerusalem’s Mamilla Rooftop - review
JNF and Greek Orthodox Church to pay betterment levy on Jerusalem lands
New welfare complex opens in east Jerusalem, expected to be city's largest
Rates of measles vaccinations
In the 2017-2018 school year, the percentage of first graders in Jerusalem who were vaccinated against measles was 96.5%, according to data published by the Health Ministry.
Grinning from beer to beer
Take a trip to the new hotspot that is Jaffa to get a taste of Jerusalem’s own BeerBazaar.
The day after
Jerusalem's elections are over.
Fluctuating religious observance
In Tel Aviv, there are 29,700 formerly religiously observant people; this comprises 11% of the adult non-religiously observant population, which numbers 263,800.
The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
Today the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens are hardly world class, but tomorrow it could be.
It’s a woman’s world
The annual Jerusalem arts fest Manofim's exhibition “Women’s Section” takes in political and social issues.
Three down, two to go
Inside Jerusalem's mayoral race, as three candidates were elimated on election day and two— Ofer Berkovitch and Moshe Lion— moved on to a runoff.
Out of hiding
Using musical theater to tell the dark story of Spain’s Jews.
Game over?
On to the second and final round: Ofer Berkovitch versus Moshe Lion.
Waterworks
In Jerusalem, classified as socioeconomic Cluster 3, the residents consume an average of 38 cubic meters of water per capita each year
