A loving portrait of a city and its people, mindful of a past that isn’t really past. A book review.
Documents setting up a 16th-century public kitchen in Jerusalem reveal much about the city’s social and economic conditions at the time. A book review.
A military censor. Social media threats. Israel’s raid of the Educational Bookshop is just one more effort to silence Palestinian voices.
A thorough historical study based on meticulous archival research debunks founding myths. A book review.
A view of Jerusalem, not as a symbol of religiosity and conflict, but rather as a living city. A book review.
A fascinating biographical account of an intimate interfaith friendship among five young adults in Mandate Palestine. A book review.
We pay a visit to a master storyteller in his lifelong Jerusalem home.
What do Jerusalemites who were forced to leave their homes in 1948 tell their descendants about the place they lost?