Sukkot Brings Out International Love For Israel
Love is in the air – Sukkot love for Jerusalem and Israel.
Fighting Incitement, Aiding Integration In Jerusalem
Although Palestinian incitement to murder and maim Israelis is often in the news, its chilling effect on peace efforts does not yet seem to have registered among many in the pro-Arab, “pro-peace” camps around the world.
From Kidnapped Yemenite Children To Renewed Yemenite Village In Jerusalem
Kfar Shiloach is a perfect example of the renewal and growth of Jerusalem in our time
Haaretz’s Tempest In A Teapot Over Jerusalem Bill
It’s somewhat amusing to see how the Haaretz newspaper – the icon of Israel’s left-wing media – remains optimistic even in the face of major “setbacks”
Does Netanyahu Want To Keep Jerusalem United?
Confusion and consternation for united Jerusalem
What Rabbi Benny Elon Did For Jerusalem
The 50th anniversary of Jerusalem’s liberation and reunification is precisely the day this issue of The Jewish Press hits the newsstands – the 28th of Iyar. It follows on the heels of the death three weeks ago of one of Jerusalem’s most loyal, active, and successful political supporters: former tourism minister and yeshiva dean Rabbi Benny Elon
Jerusalem Fifty Years Later
In just two short weeks from now, we of this generation – today’s Jewish people in its entirety – will be privileged to share in an incredibly historic milestone: The 50th anniversary of the liberation and reunification of Yerushalayim under Israeli sovereignty.
Jerusalem: The Place To Raise Families
More apartments are needed, as well as more jobs – but a recent poll shows that young Jerusalemites are confident in their future in the Holy City.
Revving Up For United Jerusalem’s 50th Anniversary
Accolades abounded at the Cabinet meeting in Jerusalem this week when concrete preparations for the upcoming 50th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem were presented to the ministers.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Simple Answers to False Claims
The Mideast conflict may be complicated to solve, but is quite easily explained