Despite the salubrious appearance of the place, it seems there was something of an ulterior motive behind the choice of professional moniker
Talpiot has evolved over the years into a vibrant community that reflects the dynamic spirit of Jerusalem, with its mix of residential and commercial buildings.
A blend of Israeli, American, French, Arab, Ethiopian, and Russian residents makes for an interesting population group who all come together to make Talpiot what it is.
Here are four things to know about Jerusalem's Rehavia neighborhood.
There are growing signs that Jerusalemites are no longer ready to accept the construction of 30-story and even 46-story towers throughout the city.
The sounds of Palestinian gunfire and explosions are nothing new to Pisgat Ze'ev, Jerusalem residents. But after October 7, the background noise became a state of war.
The oldest institution of higher learning in Israel, Bezalel is considered to be the country’s most prestigious art school, and it was originally located in the center of town.
It’s rare for a real estate developer to demonstrate so much consideration for the community in whose neighborhood he is investing. But despite this, people are still concerned.
Two case studies involving areas in Jerusalem where Jews and Palestinians work and play alongside each other are the Mamilla Mall and Liberty Bell Park.