Jerusalem

Blog Post Jerusalem Story Turns Four

We mark a milestone.

A Palestinian woman stands outside her Jerusalem home during a confrontation with the Israeli family living there, 2000.
Video Will Jerusalem Remain Divided Forever?

How a city described as “divided united” became even more fragmented over time

Photo Essay Divided Jerusalem (1948–67): When a City Became a Frontier

When Jerusalem was arbitrarily and heartlessly split, ripping apart homes, streets, neighborhoods, and lives

Blog Post Jerusalem Day 2026: Israelis Chant “May Your Village Burn” and “Death to Arabs” on State-Sponsored “Flag March”

This year’s “Jerusalem Day” sees intensified Israeli violence against Palestinians and activists.

Photo Album A Thousand Moons of Jerusalem

Where is Jerusalem?

Bio Taleb Dweik

A Palestinian painter and art educator whose work keeps the spirit, color, and memory of Jerusalem alive

Feature Story The Third Friday of Ramadan Comes a Week into War, with al-Aqsa Mosque Closed and Jerusalem at a Standstill

Hermetic closure is leading to unprecedented hardships and conditions in Jerusalem’s Old City

Feature Story Israel Hurries to Register All East Jerusalem Land by 2029

A bureaucracy deployed in the service of accelerating ethnic cleansing

Feature Story Jerusalem’s Muslim and Christian Leaders Affirm Solidarity and Work to Confront Shared Zionist Threats

Jerusalem’s Muslim and Christian leaders work together to counter increasing antagonism and pressure from Israel.