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For observant Jews – and few places come more observant than Jerusalem – the Shabbat and Festivals are days out of time.
BY Rivkah Lambert Adler
He started with Tinkertoys, blocks and LEGO. “Everyone knew LEGO was my thing,” he noted. “I could sit and do LEGO all day.”
One of the beauties of living in Israel is how Judaism is very much part of our daily culture.
Sigalit Landau’s monumental ‘Salt Years’ reveals her inner world while addressing wider issues.
“We heard about this project and felt it was a perfect match to the type of projects we create at Mekudeshet,” says the concert honcho.
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Technology and sustainability meet at the Diaspora Yeshiva.
The steamroller ethos adopted by European colonialists, and their denigration of other cultures, particularly from the 3rd World, is the theme of a video work by New Zealand artist Lisa Reihana.
Unraveling the mystery of Manchester House, an edifice on Hebrew University’s Givat Ram campus with an intriguing history.
“45 Israeli jewelry makers have created items that engage with, and respond to, Islamic jewelry from the museum’s collection,” Fishof said.
While the municipality and the GFNY organizers celebrate the major international cycling slot here, the powers-that-be refuse to explain why it remains off limits for the cyclists.
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
But today there is very little room to build outward; the only solution is to build upward. So Jerusalem will become a city of tall towers.
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Now we no longer have to say ‘Next year in Jerusalem,’ for we are already here
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Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
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The record holder is once again Rishon Lezion, where 56% of households wash their dishes in a dishwasher.
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.
By AMIR MUSZKAT-BARKAN
From the survey’s results, it can be deduced that the older the participant, the more likely he or she is likely to lack computer skills.
“Yair said he wanted to do something connected to being an orphan and I said that maybe we should do something like a mass shivah (mourning event), whereby, in fact, everyone is mourning.”
Yossi Havilio is taking up the case of 'harassed' light rail passengers
A wrap of events in and around Jerusalem
For all of his successes, there are also a few simmering issues of the secular-hareidi divide that he has so far cautiously kept his distance from.
“Rabbis that I know,” she elaborated, “have no problem with massage and reflexology, [and using] vitamins and herbs for health. That’s what doctors always did.
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.
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Satirical news by The Jerusalem Post reporters in honor of the upside down holiday of Purim.
By NACHUM DANZIG
The megillah according to the Malbim.
By Rivkah Lambert Adler
The Dialogue Project, which runs meetings every week is where young haredi (ultra-Orthodox) men and women meet with secular youth and kibbutz members.
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