Published on Wujood the Grassroots guide to Jerusalem

In 3,300 BC, the Canaanite King Jabin founded his kingdom on the lands of al-Jib village, with borders that extended beyond al-Jib’s...

Al-Nabi Samwil mountain is among the highest peaks in Jerusalem. From the rooftop of the mosque atop the mountain, one can view the...

In recent memory, al-Ram was thought of as a commercial hub, mainly for the residents of north Jerusalem. This, however, did not last...

Al-Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood is of great historical and socio-economic significance due to its geographic location on the road leading...

Al-Tur began as a small village perched atop the Mount of Olives, one of the most prominent mountains in Jerusalem at 826 meters in...

South of occupied Jerusalem is Battir, a serene village known for its many orchards, rich history and archaeological significance. It was...

Beit Hanina was historically famed for its fertile fields that were cultivated with olive trees, vegetables and fruit, especially...

The urban development of Biddu has been spurred by its location at the center of a cluster of seven villages located northwest of...