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Blog Post
Jerusalem’s Public Kitchen: What It Says about Ottoman Governance
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.
Feature Story
Settlers Fail at Brazen Attempt to Seize Historic Khalidi Home
Khalidi family wins rare court decision against settlers, but what does it portend?
Blog Post
“I Cried When I Entered al-Aqsa”: A Bethlehem-Area Farmer Enters Jerusalem for the First Time in over a Year
The second Friday of Ramadan passes peacefully; worshippers rejoice at finally being allowed to enter their holy site.
Blog Post
As It Has for Centuries, Takiyya Khaski Sultan Ensures No Family Goes Hungry during Ramadan
A public soup kitchen in the Old City helps any and all who arrive at its doors.