Moshe Lion
Moshe Lion is an Israeli politician and is, at the time of writing, the incumbent mayor of Jerusalem.
Having won the municipal elections in 2018 and replacing Nir Barkat, Lion is notable for being the first Sephardi mayor of Jerusalem.
Grapevine: Ahad Ha’am is back
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Jerusalem Mayor Lion at Post Gala: 'Jerusalem is Israel’s next big thing'
The Jerusalem Municipality is paving the way for ‘olim’
Soldiers at annual Herzog ceremony remain anonymous due to fears of int'l prosecution
Grapevine April 23, 2025: Early risers
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Blind, sighted athletes run side by side in Jerusalem Marathon
Running side by side, these blind and sighted athletes are connecting across all social boundaries.
Grapevine: New at JCT
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Grapevine: Place saved
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
New welfare complex opens in east Jerusalem, expected to be city's largest
The opening of the complex is another step toward the establishment of the city's "Silicon Valley"—Kiryat Hi-tech plan, which is hoped will add thousands of jobs in the east of the city.
Grapevine July 21, 2024: More than a yellow ribbon
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Current antisemitism surge reminiscent of 1930s Germany, says Jerusalem mayor
Moshe Lion addressed the gala evening ahead of the Jerusalem Post Annual Conference
Purim 2024: What's happening in Jerusalem?
With tons of Purim shows, activities, and events going on all over Jerusalem, this really is a time to bond and rejoice.
What the key players think of Jerusalem's municipal elections
The post of mayor and 30 city council seats were at stake in determining Jerusalem’s future.
Secular unease at municipal elections results in Jerusalem, fear of change in city governance
A Tale of Two Jerusalems: Secular Unease Rising as ultra-Orthodox parties win over half the seats in Jerusalem’s City Council, indicating a potential change in the city’s governance.
Jerusalem municipal elections: Who won? What happens next?
Jerusalem barely turned out to the polls for the municipal elections. What happens next?
