Israel
Religion, Race and Culture: the Astonishing Diversity of Jerusalem
Jerusalem is unique. Not just because it is an ancient city bursting with history. But also because it is a major centre for three different
9th June 2017
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The Unexpected Pleasure of Eating Out in Jerusalem
I didn’t expect to eat particularly well in Israel. I had memories from my last visit of endless amounts of falafel, fish and salad, and
2nd June 2017
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Israel
The Jerusalem Ramparts Walk, a New Perspective on the Old City
With its narrow streets, bazaar like atmosphere and thousands of years of history, the Old City of Jerusalem is one of the world’s foremost tourist
26th May 2017
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Wandering Among the Sculptures at the Billy Rose Art Garden
It was a sunny Sunday morning, and I was strolling through a peaceful garden. This was the Billy Rose Art Garden, in the grounds of
12th May 2017
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Street Art of Nachlaot and the Machane Yehuda Market
One of many surprises about Jerusalem was how much there was to see in the “new” town, the area outside the Old City. One such
5th May 2017
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Israel
Shabbat of a Lifetime, a Unique Jerusalem Experience
The Sabbath (or Shabbat) is a unique time in Jerusalem. Families come together and all work stops for twenty-four hours. One of the most important
21st April 2017
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Israel
Restaurant Review: Anna Italian Café, Jerusalem
It’s rare for me to devote a whole post to a single restaurant. But the Anna Italian Café in Jerusalem is no ordinary eating place.
13th April 2017
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