Moshe Lion
Moving FourWard: Inside Jerusalem's ambitious bid to reinvent medical innovation
A groundbreaking partnership aims to make Jerusalem a global center for healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship.
Israel the only place where Jews control their own destiny, Jerusalem mayor says at JPost reception
Israeli NBA star Deni Avdija presented with award during Jerusalem real estate fair in NYC
How Jerusalem’s mayor is reshaping one of the world’s most complicated cities
Kindergarteners in Jerusalem to study English from next school year
Full integration of English studies in all Jerusalem preschools could be completed in time for the next Israeli school year.
Bringing Jerusalem's East and West together through music
The concert brought over 600 people from all across the different neighborhoods in Jerusalem, filling the entire concert hall.
This week in Jerusalem: Orange is coming
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
This week in Jerusalem: No more stink
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Jerusalem's city council experiences role changes year before election
With the temporary departure of Ofer Berkowitz from the local scene, there was optimism in Mayor Moshe Lion’s office.
Jerusalem names plaza after Portuguese diplomat who saved thousands during Holocaust
“This small corner of Jerusalem, the eternal city, now carries the name of a hero,” says Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion.
This week in Jerusalem: Another choo-choo
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Changes in Jerusalem: What's new in local politics in Israel's capital?
11 months away from the Jerusalem city council and mayoral elections, Ofer Berkovitch’s departure – even if, as he emphasized, being only temporary – shakes things up.
Jerusalem opposition head Ofer Berkovitch to leave city council
Following his resignation, Berkovitch agreed to answer questions about the present situation of the council and his forecast for the coming years in the city and the role of the young generation.
Mayor Moshe Lion: Jerusalem is in the midst of a revolution
Mayor Moshe Lion believes that three main factors – additional housing, more jobs and better transportation options – will attract greater numbers of people back to the city.
