Metro jerusalem
Metro to serve Jerusalem population of 1.8m by 2050
Jerusalem in 2050: metro plans and urban growth to serve 5 million residents.
Transport Ministry wants to build a Jerusalem metro - does it really need one?
Serving holiday food to the lonely elderly...
Knesset to vote on bill to allow separating neighborhoods from Jerusalem
Jerusalem’s clubhouse of hope
Clubhouse Jerusalem, one of three such centers in Israel is part of the Clubhouse International movement, which began in New York in 1948.
Star Catcher: Astrology for the week of October 13, 2017
TIP FOR THE WEEK: Good week to begin working on forging stronger bonds with the most important people in our lives.
Mayoral doings
The tremendous advances made by Beersheba over the past 25 years has largely been the realization of Ben-Gurion’s dream to see the desert bloom.
Getting sicker, getting older: You need a coping code
It is ridiculous how many chronically ill people utterly neglect proper nutrition, either in favor of sullen semi-fasting or “Now I can eat whatever I want” gorge fests.
Three ladies - Three lattes
‘It seems as if this time of year is one endless catering job... I have very little energy or time for spirituality.’
Soft as metal
One may not naturally associate bicycle chains with maternity or delivering a baby but, somehow, it works.
Sculpting with a smile: Tamar Eytan reflects on her life’s work
The unsinkable Bruno Guez
Bruno Guez maintains that vinyl sounds better than what we have today.
From cradle to career in Kiryat Malachi
The steering committee is the key to the city’s social mobility.
City Notes: Fall into the arts
As summer fades and the air grows crisper, cozy up for premier film, theater, music and literature events across Israel.
Wrigley Field in the sukka
The Cubs are currently in first place, and the post-season begins on October 3 – just before the holiday.
