Jerusalem current events

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.

To what degree do people in Jerusalem take advantage of Purim as an opportunity to transcend social borders?

All sides in the struggle over the strike agree: We’re talking about Israel’s largest city, but first and foremost, also its poorest.

Elad Malka has opened a Facebook page titled Egged Watch, where he invites residents to detail specific cases of bus service problems in the city.

"Any American act of stupidity will ignite the Palestinian territories," a Fatah official stated.

The Bauhaus building at 46 Ben Maimon Boulevard in Jerusalem’s Rehavia neighborhood was built at the behest of Julius and Nechama Jacobs in 1933.

Last week, the municipality warned the organizers and members of Bar-Kayama that they are requested not to engage in any activity involving politics at the Barbur Gallery.

Anticipating this new wind that will blow through the corridors of the American government, many public officials are hurrying to announce that now we must rule and implement our our sovereignty.

A round up of news from in and around Jerusalem.