Moshe Lion
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Father of Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion has passed away at the age of 92
Shalom Lion was born in Thessaloniki and immigrated with his family to Jerusalem at the age of one and a half. His family members who remained in Greece perished in the Holocaust. In 2022, he participated with his son in the March of the Living and visited Auschwitz for the first time.

Good news for the academic community: Jerusalem Municipality has granted an occupancy permit for the new dormitory complex
The complex represents a significant step in strengthening the community of students and researchers in the capital, and will provide new and advanced housing solutions in the heart of the campus alongside a learning and community environment and a variety of services. The complex, designed by Schwartz-Besnosoff Architects, enjoys exceptional transport accessibility, including a connection to the...

Strategic partner: Jerusalem marks India's Independence Day
The Jerusalem Municipality illuminated the Chords Bridge with the flags of Israel and India to mark 79 years of Indian independence, highlighting the strategic bond between the two nations.

From Har Nof to A-Tur: Jerusalem is looking for shade
Extreme heat waves are already a routine event, and the streets of Jerusalem are getting hotter year by year. Now, through a municipal master plan, significant budgets, and creative pilots in collaboration with the "Derech Tzel" ("Path of Shade") organization, the capital is trying to turn trees from a landscape element into an existential infrastructure - and explaining why shade in the public...

New water park opens in Jerusalem: Ticket prices announced
The Jerusalem Municipality has inaugurated a massive summer entertainment complex at the Pais Arena, featuring 15-meter-high slides, extreme attractions, and food trucks. Here is the pricing information for residents.

"A Change in the City's Status": The Visit of the South Korean Ambassador to Jerusalem and Future Prospects
Inho Park, former commander of the South Korean Air Force, met with Mayor Moshe Lion, toured Har Hotzvim, and was introduced to the "Diplomat's Guide to Jerusalem" initiative. Lion stated: "The goal is to become the economic capital of the Middle East."