Mahaneh Yehuda

23 years later: Surviving and not forgetting - opinion

Otherwise known as “pay-for-slay,” the funds reward terrorists and their families with monthly stipends for murdering Israelis and Americans.

|BySARRI SINGER
Times Square billboard bringing awareness to the Palestinian Authority's 'Pay for Slay' policy
Ronen Siman Tov, fourth-generation Jerusalemite.

Painting through the ashes: Ronen Siman-Tov turns Jerusalem’s wounds into art - interview

‘A believer’: In conversation with Ronen Siman-Tov, whose solo exhibition opens tomorrow at the Jerusalem Artists’ House.

|ByBASIA MONKA
An alley off Agrippas St.

The little shop on Jaffa Street that captured old Jerusalem - opinion

As Jerusalem Day approaches and we emerge from the trauma of Oct. 7 and the war with Iran, we are yet again reminded of the preciousness of our city.

|ByROBERT HERSOWITZ
From L: HU Rector Prof. Oron Shagrir, Assaf Granit, and Naama Kaufman Pass.

Grapevine: Hidden Hanukkah ‘gelt’

The Hebrew University-Hadassah School of Dental Medicine has announced the establishment of the Robert I. Schattner Center for Oral Health for People with Disabilities.

|ByGREER FAY CASHMAN

This week in Jerusalem; A round-up of city affairs

What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?

SEPTEMBER 17, 2020ByPEGGY CIDOR
Israelis, wearing face masks for fear of the coronavirus, shop for grocery at the Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem on July 14, 2020. Israel has seen a spike of new COVID-19 cases bringing the authorities to reimpose restrictions to halt the spread of the virus

Ori Lenkinski brings ‘Jackie’ to Mahaneh Yehuda

SINCE MAKING aliyah in 2007, Canada-born, New York-bred Tel Avivian Lenkinski has become a fixture on the local dance scene.

SEPTEMBER 3, 2020ByBARRY DAVIS
Jackie in the market

Mahaneh Yehuda shuk goes to ballot to elect new committee and chairman

The first and major task of the next Mahaneh Yehuda chairman will be to restore balance.

SEPTEMBER 3, 2020ByPEGGY CIDOR
A man is seen buying produce at one of the vendors at the Mahaneh Yehuda shuk in Jerusalem.

Jerusalem businesses struck by economic pandemic: ‘Sales are terrible’

Asher Tavor, 34, is hoping he will not be in the same situation. He told the Post that he is making 40% of what he used to by running a Roladin coffee shop near the Mahane Yehuda market.

AUGUST 22, 2020ByHAGAY HACOHEN
Windows are shuttered and signs hang that read “for sale” or “to rent.”

Black Sabras - New exhibition shows art and social commitment

Mendes-Flohr’s new exhibition runs until the end of September at the Agripas 12 Gallery near Mahaneh Yehuda.

AUGUST 13, 2020ByPEGGY CIDOR
Black Sabras: A work in Rita Mendes-Flohr's new exhibition

Back in the Shuk like coronavirus never even happened

I’ll be back soon, though.

JULY 8, 2020ByDANYA KAUFMANN
SOME Shuk stores did not survive the lockdown period.

This week in Jerusalem: A round-up of city affairs

Pisgat Ze'ev's new cultural institution has a 400-seat auditorium, space for workshops and courses, the only movie theater in that part of the capital.

JULY 2, 2020ByPEGGY CIDOR
A VIEW of the Pisgat Ze’ev neighborhood, with the security barrier in the background

Pascale's Kitchen: Shuk Mahaneh Yehuda

I love visiting the shuk in Jerusalem. I breathe in the clear air and feel like I’m feeding my soul with all the goodness found in the holy city.

JULY 2, 2020ByPASCALE PEREZ-RUBIN
Jerusalem's Mahaneh Yehuda shuk

Jerusalem food rescuers: Salvaging food for those in need

Jerusalem volunteer organization ‘salvages’ several tons of sustenance for residents in need.

JUNE 11, 2020ByELIANA RUDEE
'THERE IS such a big supply of food and so many hungry people; the problem is in the distribution and in the method of getting it out there.’

Jerusalem's Mahaneh Yehuda shuk: Back with a smile and a whimper

HOW is the good old shuk doing, as the country tries to free itself of the pandemic lockdown and economy go-slow shackles?

JUNE 4, 2020ByBARRY DAVIS
SARA, A local resident and shuk employee, is glad just to be back at work.