Jerusalem’s Economic Crisis, Its Arabs, and Its Future
Even a divided Jerusalem would remain a single city.
October 18, 2018
Jerusalem’s Economic Crisis, Its Arabs, and Its Future
Even a divided Jerusalem would remain a single city.
The population of Israel’s capital city is 38-percent Arab, making Arab eastern Jerusalem the largest Arab community in the country. Connected to this fact is Jerusalem’s 46-percent poverty rate—the highest of any Israeli municipality. The city’s economic condition stems in part from its large ultra-Orthodox population, but there is also rampant poverty among its Arab residents, whose legal status is different from that of both Arab Israelis and Palestinians in the West Bank. Haviv Rettig Gur explains:
October 18, 2018
Punish Saudi Arabia, but Don’t Jettison the Alliance
Terrible friends, but worse enemies.
Can Israel Lead the World in Artificial Intelligence?
“Tackling unsexy problems with sexy technology.”
When Jews Became Hebrews and When Hebrews Became Jews
And the ephemerality of political correctness.
The Legendary Jewish Warrior Princess of the Berbers
Dihya al-Kahina.