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On the ninth day of the month of Av, catastrophe shows a particular talent for finding the Jews. On this same summer day, according...... GO
Yom HaZikaron LaShoah ve-LaGvurah (Holocaust and Heroism Memorial Day), as it is officially dubbed, is the State of Israel's...... GO
Now Sigd celebrates not just the acceptance of the Torah but also the return to the homeland of Israel, and the hope that the Holy...... GO
Israelis celebrate their Independence Day with three things: plastic squeaky hammers, Silly String and portable charcoal grills....... GO
Lag BaOmer is a holiday enjoyed by many in Jerusalem and elsewhere in Israel, with community- and youth-oriented bonfires taking...... GO
On Palm Sunday, local Christians join forces with the throngs of pilgrims and take to the streets in a jubilant reenactment of Jesus'...... GO
The below article was published in GoJerusalem.com's Winter 2009-2010 issue of our Everything Jerusalem guide book, which was...... GO
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Alright, we'll be the first to admit it. Jerusalem's often chilly and often damp winters don't exactly exude...
In a region known for being one of the first in which early humans settled after leaving Africa, and in a city populated...
Looking for a place to begin your morning in luxury and style? Look no further than the American Colony Hotel, which offers...
Jerusalem, the city where kings ruled and sultans sat is no stranger to luxury. Today, even the visiting yeoman can find...
Jewish tradition holds that in the times of the First and Second Temples, all the Jewish people would gather in Jerusalem...
Technically, it's possible to visit Jerusalem without going to the Old City, but it would be hard to say you'd...
Looking for a place to begin your morning in luxury and style? Look no further than the American Colony Hotel, which offers...
The faithful may rhapsodize about the spiritual highs to be reached in the Old City; culture cognoscenti groove on the...
Once upon a time, options for eating out in Jerusalem were limited to local common phenomena such as falafel and schwarma,...
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