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The history of Jerusalem's Agron Street explored during tour - Israel Culture - Vimarsana News

The history of Jerusalem's Agron Street explored during tour - Israel Culture

The twisting turning tales of Jerusalem, particularly of the environs of Agron Street, make for intriguing, compelling, and entertaining listening and viewing.

Source: jpost.com
Lost Biblical Monument in Jerusalem Is in Plain Sight, New Theory Claims - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Lost Biblical Monument in Jerusalem Is in Plain Sight, New Theory Claims - Archaeology

Study Suggests the Monumental Fortifications Surrounding Jerusalem’s Gihon Spring May Be the Enigmatic ‘Millo’ That the Bible Claims Solomon Built

Longest Stretch of Ancient Jerusalem's Upper Aqueduct Revealed - Archaeology - Vimarsana News

Longest Stretch of Ancient Jerusalem's Upper Aqueduct Revealed - Archaeology

The Stretch of Ancient Jerusalem's Aqueduct Was Discovered During an Archeological Dig in East Jerusalem's Givat Hamatos, Ahead of the Construction of a New Neighborhood in the Controversial Area

Brazilian diplomat played a crucial role in Israel's creation - opinion - Vimarsana News

Brazilian diplomat played a crucial role in Israel's creation - opinion

Oswaldo Aranha supported and steadily negotiated to reach a majority in favor of the 1947 resolution that partitioned the British Mandate of Palestine.

Source: jpost.com
After years of delays and strife, Jerusalem Tolerance Museum nears completion - Vimarsana News

After years of delays and strife, Jerusalem Tolerance Museum nears completion

8 shares In 2000, Rabbi Marvin Hier held a dinner in Los Angeles for the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the anti-Semitism monitor and Jewish advocacy group he leads. As the evening drew to a close, Hier handed out baseball caps with “Winnick Institute” written on the front: the name of the tolerance museum the SWC was planning in Jerusalem’s French Hill neighborhood. Unlike the Los Angeles Tolerance Museum, Hier said, the Jerusalem one would not touch on the Holocaust, but would look to the future. “In the 20th century, the biggest issue was the external threat,” Hier told the Los A...