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A nonchalant wellness getaway: A summer stay at a tasteful (and tasty) sanctuary in Kibbutz Moran
These modest hideaways were social, cultural, and wellness retreats that served as a refuge from the city, work, and the pressures of modern life, focusing on holistic care for mind, body, and soul.
Jewish NGO seeks to enlist US mayors in the fight against antisemitism
Ceasefire crowds take on local politics - opinion
Israel needs more women on local councils - opinion
Netanyahu accuses Lapid of inciting IDF officers, mayors to revolt against incoming gov't
Lapid called on local authorities to use their authority to combat changes that Avi Maoz may make in the Israeli education system.
Mayors across the world join forces to combat antisemitism, hate
“Antisemitism is not an abstract threat. It takes place in cities, counties, and towns all around the world. We must confront antisemitism where it takes place," Frankfurt Mayor Uwe Becker said.
Jerusalem's local elections conclude with impressive turnout
Earlier, the municipality ruled that there would no longer be an automatic haredi representative on each board.
Gov't approves program to require state to 'buy in Israel'
“Especially at this time, we need to strengthen Israeli industry,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
Kobi Levi pivots creativity to coronavirus-themed handbag collection
His newest collection includes a 'Face It' handbag, shaped like a mask.
Removing the Sting
A business consultant from Lahav, a Bank Hapoalim branch manager and two apiary owners explain how to cope with the financial crisis – and even emerge from it stronger.
Coronavirus crisis: Municipalities take greater role in stopping infection
“I think the ‘traffic light’ model is correct,” said coronavirus commissioner Prof. Ronni Gamzu. Some 7.2% of people tested in the last day were found to have the virus.
Cyber-Security: Facebook removes fake Israeli accounts before elections
“Ahead of the election, it will be money-time for us, and we expect escalation, so we will upgrade our team and work 24 hours a day, seven days a week.”
Stepping forward or backward in Jerusalem?
Everybody knows that there is no such thing as being “half pregnant.” Either Israel rules effectively, generously and fully in Greater Jerusalem for all residents, or it doesn’t.
The wrath of the south
Two different groups of Jerusalem residents agreed to sit together at the same table - with terrible results.
Grapevine: Cars and cuisine
This week's Jerusalem highlights.