Teddy Kollek
Israel loses a friend in Congress: Rep. Kay Granger dies, 83 - opinion
A staunch supporter of the Jewish state in her capacity as both chair of the House Appropriations State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee and the Committee on Appropriations, she will be missed
Teddy Kollek, the father of modern Jerusalem
Shai Doron: The philanthropic partner of Jerusalem's mayors
Israeli Knesset Liberty Bell ended up in a park. Now we know why
Changing of the guards
A look at the new leadership of the Jerusalem Institute for Policy Research.
Jerusalem Foundation unveils ‘Social Innovation Challenge’ to mark jubilee
The first prize winner will be eligible for $50,000 in funding, while second and third prize winners will receive $35,000 and $15,000 respectively.
Letters to the Magazine: Broken principles
Readers respond to the latest 'Jerusalem Post Magazine' articles.
Remembering Teddy
Teddy Kollek transitioned Jerusalem from divided city to united capital.
La symphonie de Teddy
Hommage au légendaire maire de la capitale, Teddy Kollek.
Grape Vine: Defending Jerusalem then and now
In addition to a special prayer for Jerusalem, the service featured singing by Cantor Chaim Adler and the Jerusalem Synagogue Choir, conducted by Elli Jaffe
Teddy’s light and water show
The legendary mayor is immortalized at a park in his name at the junction between east and west Jerusalem. And one gets the feeling he would have liked that.
Grapevine: O Jerusalem, O Teddy
Teddy Park, located on what was once no-man’s land, serves as a bridge between east and west Jerusalem, Arabs and Jews, religious and secular.
Two weeks Stretching into 45 years
“I said no, I can’t leave this, it is just too exciting.”
J'lem Bloomfield Science Museum marks 20 years
"Science brings people together, even people from enemy states," says Science and Technology Minister Daniel Herschkowitz.
