What other city combines surf, art, falafel, and all night partying?

Travel and Leisure’s readers choose J’lem as this year’s hot spot.

Despite being dozens of miles away from the nearest sea, Jerusalem’s Mayor Neil Barkat opened the Holy City’s first ever beach on Monday in Liberty Bell Park.

Modern sewage infrastructure renovation unearths magnificent ancient aqueduct.

If you avoid black cats and walk around ladders this post is for you. A new exhibition in Jerusalem explores the superstitions and demons of Jewish culture. Don’t forget your garlic…

Set to open next year, new mall encourages Israelis to lace up and hit the ice!

Ron Arad’s Newest Creation Puts Israeli Design On World Map

With longer summers and shorter winters, the adventurists at Israel’s only ski resort have found a summer alternative: downhill mountain biking.

Shai Abramowitz has a lot of weight on his shoulders, as the first Torah scribe to work at the historic site of Massada, he has to carry on the Jewish practice from the point it was left off almost 2,000 years ago.

Over the years, alcohol has proven to be one of the best conversation starters. At Taybeh Brewery in the West Bank, Oktoberfest is open for all, proving that peace is done better bottoms up.