Jerusalem news
Monkey found chained to dumpster in Jerusalem as police investigate illegal wildlife trade
Throughout the month of March, the Jerusalem Post has covered several separate cases of monkeys and other wildlife being found throughout different communities in Israel.
OU Israel inaugurates new Jerusalem headquarters as President Herzog praises its role during crisis
No trains, only tests: Jerusalem Light Rail suspended for expansion
Metro to serve Jerusalem population of 1.8m by 2050
Jerusalem Grapevine: Multiplying projects
Jerusalem’s International Convention Center named top 10 in world
Over 500,000 visitors attended events at the center last year.
Young, secular exodus spurring Jerusalem population loss
Reasons cited for leaving the capital included prohibitive housing costs, an increasingly intolerant religious presence, subpar municipal services, and relatively low wages.
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Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.
A shameful week in city politics
For weeks Barkat and his team had been peddling to us, his coalition partners, the idea of a strike as the only means of advancing negotiations with the Finance Ministry for the 2017 capital city grant.
Jerusalem in chaos
In Barkat’s words
Mayor Nir Barkat answered journalists’ questions and explained why he decided to go on strike.
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Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.
Corridors of Power: Tale of a lost city
All sides in the struggle over the strike agree: We’re talking about Israel’s largest city, but first and foremost, also its poorest.
Jerusalem Grapevine: Feeling 50 on a bad day
