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Kashrut in Israel Explained: Rabbanut, Mehadrin, Badatz and What Matches the OU Kosher food is everywhere in Jerusalem, but the certificates are not all the same. What Rabbanut regular, mehadrin and the badatz agencies each cover, which ones match what an OU or Star-K family keeps, and how to check a certificate.
Eating Out in Jerusalem: How to Choose, and Where to Start We do not keep a restaurant list, because hours and certificates change every month. Here is the durable part: how the system works, where the clusters are, and how to choose well in any of them.
Shabbat in Jerusalem for Visitors: What's Open, Where to Eat and What to Do From Friday afternoon to Saturday night, Jerusalem changes completely. Here is how to plan a visitor's Shabbat: food, getting around, what's open and what's worth doing.
Date Spots in Jerusalem: Where You Can Actually Talk A good date needs somewhere you can hear each other, sit for two hours without pressure, and leave easily. Jerusalem has plenty, including the hotel lobbies that shidduch dating runs on.
How Much Does a Trip to Jerusalem Cost? A Realistic Daily Budget Jerusalem is not cheap, but it doesn't have to be expensive. Here is what a day really costs, from a backpacker's budget to a comfortable family trip.
Jerusalem After Dark: Bars, Live Music, Late-Night Eats and How to Get Home Jerusalem is not Tel Aviv and does not try to be; its nights are in the shuk's bars, the centre's pubs, the First Station's terraces and a handful of music venues. Here is the map, and the Shabbat caveats.
Shabbat and Chagim in Jerusalem: What Closes, What Opens and How the Year Runs Jerusalem runs on a weekly and yearly clock that stops for Shabbat and the festivals. Here is what actually closes, what stays open, how transport works, and the calendar from Rosh Hashana to Tisha B'Av as a resident lives it.
Where to Stay in Jerusalem: Neighbourhoods for Every Kind of Visitor Pick the neighbourhood first. Here is where to stay in Jerusalem, whether you want the Old City on foot, a family-friendly base, or a Shabbat walk to the Kotel.

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