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A weekly round-up of city affairs.
COVID nurse pelted with stones returning from shift on Yom Kippur
A nurse in a COVID ward at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem was attacked by stone-throwing kids on her way back from a shift on Yom Kippur.
Letters to the Editor April 7, 2021: On the Blink(en)
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Israel challenges Biden on Jerusalem, plans to advance Har Homa project
Since taking office in January of this year, Biden has been clear about his opposition to Jewish building over the pre-1967 lines, including in West Bank settlements.
Netanyahu announces 2,200 new housing units in Jerusalem's Har Homa
Givat HaMatos and Har Homa are both over the Green Line in east Jerusalem.
Widow of officer killed in stabbing: Neighbor threatened our lives
Police are investigating all possibilities at this time. The motivation of the stabbing is currently undetermined.
Equally Jewish and democratic
Har Homa was founded in 1997, in the midst of a stormy binational struggle. Today it has nearly 20,000 residents, but it still looks like a construction site, neglected and uninviting.
PLO member accuses Israel of war crimes over Har Homa
Located on the city’s southern end, the neighborhood of some 20,000 residents, creates a wedge between Israeli Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem from the nearby Palestinian city of Bethlehem.
Government freezes construction of 1,500 units in Jerusalem’s Har Homa
Final meetings planned by Jerusalem Municipality and Interior Ministry canceled at last minute.
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Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.
Jerusalem Municipality to invest NIS 50m. in Har Homa
Funds to be allocated toward improving neighborhood’s infrastructure, according to municipality.
