‘How sad it is that Jerusalem, the city that for millennia was blessed with an amazing range of humanity, is today cut off as it…
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Walking the ‘Pilgrims’ Road’ was incredible. But archaeology is never just science: it is fundamentally political. Political projects can’t take priority over living-and-breathing Jerusalemites, both…
As Jerusalem’s deputy mayor, I helped Hopkins because I believe in debate. People with more extreme views and even more unsavory friends than her sit…
The Al-Aqsa Mosque keeps alive the natural response of a people living under hostile rule: popular resistance Source: https://www.haaretz.com
The settlements have no raison d’etre without a strong, constant connection to Israel. The new road won’t whitewash the settlements and it won’t make the…
The Australians recognize what is self-evident about West Jerusalem, but at the same time they also see as self-evident that East Jerusalem is slated to…
Widely seen as a European war, WWI’s impact on the Middle East was both devastating and transformative. But there’s been no armistice: A century later,…