Jerusalem Hills daily photo

As the sun sets and the Sabbath begins, the dove of peace wishes you Shabbat shalom.

Fresh new fly traps all around the moshav today! Glad to see the full ones gone. They do a good job.

The sculpture in Denmark Square in Jerusalem. A little boat carrying rescuers and the rescued. The signs are in Danish, Swedish, Hebrew, Ara...

All you City Daily Photo Blog writers are having so much fun with your WATER Theme Day today. Maybe I should try to join the community. ...

Somebody in Bet HaKerem had a lot of glue and a lot of patience.

It's a bloomin' wheelbarrow, no less!

Today Christians celebrate the Feast of the Annuciation. When Gabriel appeared to Mary he of course had to say (like all the angels in th...

Earth Hour tonight around the world, with 23 cities and hundreds of towns turning off their lights at 8:00 pm. Wouldn't you know it...

Good friends came over for Kabbalat Shabbat, the welcoming of the Sabbath. Before the meal comes the Kiddush, thanking God for creating ...

Tomorrow our time will be UTC/GMT +3. Daylight saving time begins tonight while we sleep. In Hebrew it's called sha'on kaits, lit...

The grand finale to a quiet day in the Jerusalem Hills.

Having studied German all four years of high school and all four years of university, I am obviously fond of the language. But that was in...

Here is another Spidey aficionado, my dear grandson, this one in California. I mailed him this kipa bought at the Jerusalem Central Bu...

Today is still Purim! Because Jerusalem and certain other walled cities celebrate the holiday two days (instead of one), and because this ...

The view from above of the rolling stone door of an ancient tomb. A friend emerges from the entrance of the rock-hewn tomb. It is unmarked ...

From darkness, LIGHT .

A joyous Easter to Christians everywhere !

The full moon rises. The Easter Vigil begins in darkness.

Not much longer now. Soon the bowed-down shall rise up.

From a tombstone in the international cemetery which is adjacent to the Templers' Cemetery on Emek Refa'im Street. I thought its ...