HeyJaredJudyinJerusalem Judy L. Balint
Jerusalem has been my home since 1998. I've been a Jerusalem tour guide, staff member at a Jerusalem think tank, contributor to Jerusalem guide books, author of books and many published articles about Jerusalem, an observer of the Jerusalem scene.
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Jerusalem Gets Festive (opens the original)
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The Old National Library, situated on Hebrew University’s Givat Ram campus, is now a cultural center. Tonight, its 1960’s era contours were the backdrop to the opening of the seventh Jerusalem Biennale that coincides with the day before the eve of the Sukkot festival.<source type="i
Israeli and Diaspora Jews Prep for Yom Kippur (opens the original)
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Studies show that certain Jewish rituals are widely observed, even by assimilated or secular Jews. The most popular tradition is attendance at a Passover seder, but a close second is showing up to Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur services.<img alt="" class=
Rosh Hashanah is in the air (opens the original)
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Anyone venturing into the shuk or even a local supermarket in Israel this week could be forgiven for thinking that the country was about to run out of food. Shoppers laden with huge bags of every kind of produce, fish, meat and bread may be seen staggering under the weight of their purchases, secure in the knowledge that they have sufficient provisions for the two days when stores close for the holiday this coming Shabbat and Sunday.In contrast, many Israelis living below the poverty line will b
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