The Streets of Jerusalem

Entrance to the Old City of Jerusalem has been nigh near impossible as of late due to the changes in the traffic rules. The Jerusalem Munici...

The light rail, waiting to go through some testing on Road 1. SL Sponsored by Caliber-3 : Visiting Israel? Learn to shot with Calib...

Herod's Gate, more commonly known as Sha'ar haPrachim (the Flower Gate), will be re-inaugurated tonight (June 28, 2010) as part of a...

It's been the Jerusalem of Lights festival all week, and the Old City of Jerusalem of Jerusalem was lit up, outside, inside, and even un...

We've been following the progress of the rebuilding of the Churva Synagogue in the Old City on this blog. I took a number of beautiful...

The Mamilla Mall opened its indoor section and for Hanukah holiday they filled it up with artistic (and even musical) Chanukiahs (Menorah). ...

Hidden in Shaarei Chesed is a quiet street called Narkis Street. Hidden on Narkis Street is the Mayanot Shul, and hidden in the Mayanot Shul...

Emek Refaim Street in the German Colony (near Baka) took on new life at night, as performance artists lined the streets this past week. I th...

Went to the Mamilla outdoor shopping arcade today. It's much better than when it first opened. More stores have opened, the indoor mall ...

The Jerusalem Day parade was yesterday, but today is actually Jerusalem Day - the celebrations are moved a day earlier so that the Parade do...

The section the light rail being built near Kikar Safra on Yafo Street. SL Sponsored by Warm the Needy

The Jerusalem municipality plans to replace all the Jerusalem street signs named after famous people with new signs featuring the person...

One of the most familiar sites connected to Jerusalem is the Tower of David Museum, which among other things used to be a fortress. I haven...

The Hurva reconstruction is coming along quite nicely... SL Sponsored by Warm the Needy