Jerusalem light rail
Winter in Jerusalem: Valleys, rails, and the city’s stories
The First Station and the old railway line are part of the slow improvement of Jerusalem that has taken place over the years.
Jerusalem man sprays 'Holocaust in Gaza' message at light rail station, arrested
Jerusalem light rail's 'Red Line' to resume full operation this week
Apartment prices in Kiryat Menachem jumped within three months. This is the reason
Grapevine: Never say never
A senior pastor of The Pointe Church in Belmont, NC, Hardee is excited to participate in the Jerusalem marathon because support for and blessing Israel runs deep in his family.
This Week in Jerusalem: Light rail decision draws heavy opposition
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.
The train to the east
A railway tale that rolls through 100 years of Jewish settlement and pioneering in the Jezreel Valley.
French company reportedly withdraws from Jerusalem Light Rail project
A possible motive is due to the company being majority-owned by French state-owned public corporations – SNCF and RATP, both of whom have come under pressure by labor unions critical of Israel.
Police shoot suspicious woman in Jerusalem
She was transferred to Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center in moderate condition.
Hundreds join in alternative 'peaceful and tolerant' Jerusalem Day March
“This [march] is the real way to celebrate this city. This city is a city of love, a city of community, a city that is respectful."
Blues for a blue line
Residents of the German Colony are worried about the Emek Refaim segment of the light rail.
Bringing the synagogue to the stage
The A’irra Shachar concerts feature four styles of bakashot.
Israelis celebrate 'No Pants Day' on Jerusalem's light rail
Israelis braced the chilly Jerusalem winter to strip down and ride the light rail.
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
