While not surprising, the results point to a darker future in the city and reflect nationwide trends.
A glimpse into one of the final chapters of municipal elections in pre-partition Jerusalem
When Jerusalem goes to the polls this week, Palestinians will likely stay home.
How a large and significant urban population of Palestinians is shut out of decision-making about their collective needs.
A glimpse back into days when all of Jerusalem’s population had electoral representation
Musa Kazim al-Husseini, the “undisputed leader of the Palestinian Arabs,” held important political positions in Jerusalem until his death at age 81
What happens when a city walls off a densely populated neighborhood and then abandons it?
Ibrahim and his family have no choice but to keep living in a collapsing building in Bir ‘Awna to afford rent and keep their Jerusalem residency permits.
The team from Xana Capital Ltd. tried to stake its claim to a large area of the Armenian Quarter by force in the wake of the Patriarchate’s filing of intention to cancel a controversial land lease deal.