Emek Refaim
‘Jerusalem of Gold’ exhibit brings five Israeli artists to the capital’s theater
Jerusalem of Gold, a group exhibition featuring five Israeli artists, is open now and will be on display at the Jerusalem Theatre’s Salon Gallery until the end of September.
Jerusalem highlights: August 21-27
Grapevine: Cultural, social, diplomatic – oh my!
Grapevine: Shira Banki's Way
Summer in the city: Jerusalem’s Theatron Hotel offers a relaxing stay in stressful times
Opposite the Jerusalem Theater stands the Theatron Hotel, a new hotel where guests can take the time out of their busy lives and unwind and de-stress.
Grapevine: Hello, Americans
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Jerusalem mikveh revamped, commemorates terror victim
Revamped Katamon ‘mikveh’ bears the name of Naava Applebaum, who used it shortly before her death in a terror attack in 2003.
Have Emek Refaim residents given up fighting the new light rail?
The feeling is that the opportunity to avert the decree has passed, although there remains a hard nucleus of opponents who are not ready to give up.
US ambassador moving into new Jerusalem residence
The new US ambassador's residence is off of Jerusalem’s Emek Refaim Street. Previous ambassadors lived in a large home in Herzliya.
Jerusalem businesses reopening face eager clientele and uncertain future
Along Bethlehem Road, on Emek Refaim, at the First Station, in the city center and of course at Mahaneh Yehuda, Sunday morning was a glorious day for coffee shops and restaurants.
Jerusalem affairs: Peggy Cidor’s round-up
Mayor Moshe Lion himself gave the green light for the American Embassy compound earlier this week, following a meeting he had with representatives of the US State Department.
Going abroad without leaving Jerusalem
Just walking into the lobby of the Isrotel Orient Jerusalem hotel on Emek Refaim Street, you feel your blood pressure come down.
Jerusalem by rail: What’s the latest on the capital’s light rail lines?
Last week in a dramatic move, CityPass announced its decision to not only not submit to the tender for the Blue and the Green lines, but to completely quit the entire project and leave Jerusalem.
Passover interview with Jerusalem Mayor, Moshe Lion
What would happen if you’re invited to a bat mitzvah that takes place in the “egalitarian” area? First I’d say no, but then I would check the case. Progressive Jewry is not a problem in Jerusalem.