Woman of Jerusalem: Dr. Shula Mula

Woman of Jerusalem: Dr. Shula Mula

Shula Mula was born in Ethiopia and made aliyah with her mother and her two younger brothers in 1984. The road from Ethiopia to Israel passed through Sudan, where young Mula, then aged 12, spent two months in the very unpleasant conditions of a transit camp until a relative managed to get them out.Mula … Read more

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

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

 Sanctions loom Will the Knesset sanction government offices that refuse to move to Jerusalem? Following a debate at the Economic Committee led by City Councilman Ofer Berkovitch (Hitorerut), committee chairman MK Ya’acov Margi (Shas) announced his decision to submit a bill regarding the matter. For more than nine years, Berkovitch has tried to promote … Read more

Criminal mischief on the Mesila

Criminal mischief on the Mesila

The iconic Mesila Park, connecting the neighborhoods from the Germany Colony all the way to Patt, has had its challenges during – and before – the coronavirus crisis. From sexual harassment reports and a book station burning to petty and organized crimes, one of Jerusalem’s landmarks, a symbol of coexistence and entertainment to its … Read more

Local elections take Jerusalem – The Jerusalem Post

Local elections take Jerusalem – The Jerusalem Post

Toward the opening of the 2013 school year, Yossi Saidov, then chairman of the Gonenim local council and today a candidate for the local council’s board, was fed up. After months of fruitlessly asking the municipality to paint a pedestrian crossing on one of the neighborhood’s smallest streets, Saidov gathered some children and together … Read more