Mahaneh Yehuda
Grapevine: Nahlaot journeys
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
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Painting through the ashes: Ronen Siman-Tov turns Jerusalem’s wounds into art - interview
Tali Friedman: Leading the men at Mahaneh Yehuda market
As of two months ago, Friedman became the first woman to be elected chair of the Mahaneh Yehuda Merchants’ Association.
Navigating Mahane Yehuda shuk made easier with new street signs
Up until now, there were no signs with the name of the streets in the market, making it difficult to navigate the market.
This week in Jerusalem; A round-up of city affairs
What has been going on in Israel's capital this week?
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.
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.
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.
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.
Back in the Shuk like coronavirus never even happened
I’ll be back soon, though.
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.
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.
