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New bridge connects Mount Zion with the Hinnom Valley to the south.

Jerusalem Design Week curators spoke about hosting a cultural event against a backdrop of protests and setting it apart from European design weeks.

The new Tal Campus will house faculties to teach religious women business, engineering, science and more.

Initial plans submitted to National Infrastructure Committee call for 2 Jerusalem stations - one near intersection of Jaffa Road and King George Street and a second at Khan Theater

Despite not having the reputation that Tel Aviv has in regard to hi-tech, Jerusalem continues to position itself as a serious player in the technology sphere, not just in Israel but globally.

Blake Flayton is a columnist for the Jewish Journal and Samuel J. Hyde is a writer and political researcher at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies. They argue that the city now has a non-Zio...

From the blog of Gerard Heumann at The Times of Israel

The government approved a five-year investment program, which includes various projects to be carried out to strengthen the city in academia, employment and tourism.

Jerusalem Foundation president Shai Doron talks Teddy Kollek, Moshe Lion and diversity


In advance of Jerusalem Day, marking 56 years since the city’s unification, the Magazine brings you a tapestry of 10 of Jerusalem’s iconic places and people, in alphabetical order.