Photo of the Week – Jerusalem at sunset
Sunset on a roof in the Muslim Quarter, the sounds of the city drifting up on the air.
Sunset on a roof in the Muslim Quarter, the sounds of the city drifting up on the air.
At Jerusalem’s Yad LaKashish-Lifeline for the Old, handcrafting Hanukkah gift
items helps immigrant pensioners remain productive members of society.
Runners take to the streets at night in Jerusalem to run 10km around the city’s best loved landmarks.
See the ancient city aboard a modern mode of personal transport that’s a whole lot of fun. Just lean forward and go.
‘They say you should shoot what you love. I love music and I love photography,’ Tomer Jacobson tells ISRAEL21c.
‘Everything we’ve seen — a tremendous variety of people and ideas — reinforced how creative, and willing to try anything Israelis are.’
Encouraging new talent to live and work in the city provides a compelling reason for young singles and families to remain in Jerusalem.
Biodesign Innovation Program benefits from the expertise of Jerusalem’s best and brightest in medicine, business, engineering and law.
For this week’s Photo of the Week, thanks go to ISRAEL21c reader Wendy who sent us this beautiful shot of two boys standing in a Jerusalem street.
Let the children play! Children in Jerusalem cool down on a hot August night.
Sleek electrified trains run on rails from north to south, changing the face of public transportation in Israel’s largest city.
Guaranteed cool breezes make the capital city a hot spot for after-dark summer fun.
User-generated travel website honors Jerusalem Holocaust education center with Travelers’ Choice award for consistent exceptional reviews by visitors.
President Shimon Peres sends blue and white baby clothes with embroidered message, ‘From Israel with Love.’
An Ottoman-era train depot has reopened in downtown Jerusalem as the city’s hottest new culture and dining destination. Come have a peek.