Includes a map, photographs, and brief facts about the capital of Israel.

Developing and promoting educational activities and materials focused on Jerusalem, its heritage, and its future. Information on the organization, its mission, activities, news, and publications.

Facility for assisting immigrants to the city. Providing Hebrew language classes, temporary accommodations, and services.

Jewish history of the holy Temple Mount.

Jewish history and traditions regarding the Mount of Olives.

An independent, non-profit institute for policy research and education serving Israel and the Jewish people since 1976.

Personal reflections of life in Israel from Jerusalem based writer Judy Lash Balint.

Fact sheet and contact information from immigration services. Also serves the neighboring towns of Beit Shemesh, Kiryat Arba, Maale Adumim, Efrat, Givat Zeev, and Mevasseret Zion.

A tour of Jerusalem's history and numismatic past - illustrated by ancient biblical and Judaean coins.

Genealogy message board from GenForum.

History and archaeology of the city and its environs. With photographs.

Local Linux community directory.

News, information, and maps from a diaspora partnership between the two cities.

Dedicated to the cause of "Shabbos Awareness". Includes information and education programs, picture album, verses from the Book of Psalms and favorite links.

Providing financial support for medical care, counseling and special education for children and their mothers residing in Jerusalem and the West Bank.

Historical information, pictures, poems and links to other sites about the holy city.

Humane and universal visions for a new Israel and for Jerusalem's future. Temple revelations and plans for the virtual temple.

Bulletin board listing items for giveaway. Contains information about subscription, files, database, links and photos.

The Center provides the academic community and the public access to a wide array of human rights information and serves as a forum for the exchange of ideas on human rights issues between students, scholars, activists, and policy makers from Israel and abroad.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers a readable history of the city by period, with a map for each and photographs and information on surviving historic buildings. English and Hebrew versions available.

This is the personal site of one of the last dragomans of Jerusalem. Here you will find out what a dragoman is.

Facility for assisting immigrants to the city. Providing Hebrew language classes, temporary accommodations, and services.

Old Testament passages and Jewish history of the city.