Jerusalem

The Children of Israel Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping those with special needs, especially in the City of Jerusalem. We work closely with The Mayor's Office and The New Jerusalem Foundation- Israel to help with many different projects. We invite you to help.

Many visitors to Jerusalem assume that the city's biblical roots are located within the colorful walls of the Old City. The ancient city conquered by King David was actually on a small hill below Dung Gate. The tour starts here.

Overlooking the walls of the Old City, The David Citadel is the capital’s latest, most stylish hotel. With the world’s Holiest sites and a wealth of shops and restaurants on its doorstep, The David Citadel Hotel is the ideal location to explore the wonders of the city.

Welcome to The David Citadel Hotel, Jerusalem. Overlooking the domes, steeples and towers of the ancient walled city of Jerusalem spread out like a masterpiece, The David Citadel Hotel is Jerusalem’s newest and most luxurious hotel.

The Jerusalem Freecycle Network is open to all who want to "recycle" that special something rather than throw it away. Whether it's a chair, a fax machine, piano or an old door, feel free to post it. Or maybe you're looking to acquire something yourself! Nonprofit groups are also welcome to participate too!

The Jewish Quarter website wants to welcome the world to visit the most unique neighborhood in Israel. Learn the history, visit the museums, meet the residents and browse the shops. Send gifts to soldiers and students in the Old City.

We deliver your wishes by hand in the cracks of the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem

The Late Late Minyan services take place in the heart of Old Katamon in Jerusalem. The address of the shul where we daven shacharit is 4 Rechov HaShayarot (sandwiched in between Rechov HaLamed Heh and Rechov HaPalmach). Click [here] for map. Our tfillot start at 9:45 a.m. in the summer and 9:30 a.m. in the winter. Get there early or you won’t get a seat! Our congregation is predominately Anglo, but as well as Britain, Australia, North America, South Africa and Canada, we also have representatives from Uruguay, Scandinavia, Holland, France, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland, Peru and of course Israel. (I’ve probably left out a few nationalities – my apologies).

A guide to visiting and living in Jerusalem for long-term and return (slow Aliyah) vistitors. Includes: Traveling to Israel, Apartments and Rooms, Hebrew Ulpan, Places to Learn, Exercise and Recreation, Food and Shopping, Culture Shock. Author has spent 3 months a year in Jerusalem for the last decade.

This Normal Life is an online column reflecting on what now passes for "normal" life in Israel. Published three times a week, topics cover both the news and more lighthearted subjects (ever had a pesto falafel?) Each article is short and readable, the lenth of a newspaper column. You can read it on the website or subscribe to the email service. Leave your comments on any posting you read or click the archives and explore past issues.

A clinic in Jerusalem that treats skin diseases with ultravilet lamps. We work with Kupat Holim under the health office law. The treatment is free. We treat psoriasis, Eczema, Vitiligo and some other diseases. For tourists we charge only $18 which is 1/3 of the charge in USA and Europe.

The site for the Van Leer Institute in Jerusalem, promoting better understanding among people in Israel.

A unique site with something for everyone. Definately worth visiting time and time again.

Take a Breathtaking Tour of the 2nd Beis Hamikdosh... Online!

We Are All Yerushalmim's sole purpose is to help insure that Jerusalem remain the united-undivided Capital of Israel.