Green Development Continues At Beit Prachim
Our new garden at Beit Prachim continues to develop and expand. From fig trees to ancient grape vines, what was…
Read MoreOur new garden at Beit Prachim continues to develop and expand. From fig trees to ancient grape vines, what was…
Read MoreI have written a lot about the Beit Prachim Garden project over the last few years. This is not due…
Read MoreOne of the things I enjoy the most about taking people on tours for Ateret Cohanim is their response when…
Read MoreIn the lat 1990s I was one of the first tenants to move into a newly renovated building in North…
Read MoreOver the last few decades we have witnessed a revitalization of Jewish life in Jerusalem’s Old City and surrounding neighborhoods.…
Read Moreby Mordechai Tzion I heard from Ha-Rav Aviv Tzuberi, Rosh Yeshivat Ateret Yerushalayim, that when Ha-Rav Yosef Zilberman decided to…
Read MoreWalking through the streets of the Shiloach (aka Silwan), a feeling that one has entered a different country is unmistakable.…
Read MoreWhen Ateret Cohanim facilitated acquisition of two large buildings on the top of the Shiloach (Silwan) just before Ramadan, it…
Read MoreOne of the keys to community resilience is neighborhood contiguity. The ability for members of a community to share and…
Read MoreWhen we started the Old City Ecological Initiative at Beit Prachim (Flowers Gate Compound), the idea was to inject a…
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