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Arab and Jewish Construction in Jerusalem 2009
In this video Urban planner and the head of The Jerusalem Research Desk at JIIS, Israel Kimhi talks about: Arab and Jewish Construction in Jerusalem 2009 Currents and Trends. ...
Case Study: The Dead Sea Basin
Case Study: The Dead Sea Basin, Assessment of Current Situation and Prospects for the Future Under Continued Dead Sea Water-Level Decline. Submitted to the Government of Israel....
Annual Report 2009
This year's report is different from most of its predecessors as it concentrates on our ability to influence policy-making not on productivity and research-related activities. Usually we report the many projects, conferences, round tables and lectures that took place in a given year....
Temple Mount Violent Demonstration
Background materials on Israel's treatment of holy places in Jerusalem can be viewed and downloaded from our site: "Freedom of Religion in Jerusalem" Edited by Ruth Lapidoth and Ora Ahimeir Published by The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies...
Legal issues involved in Israeli withdrawal from Arab Neighborhoods
In this video Prof. Ruth Lapidoth speaks about Legal issues involved in Israeli withdrawal from Arab Neighborhoods - the local residents, their legal status and rights....
Sovereignty and holy places in Jerusalem
Dr. Yitzhak Reiter is a research fellow at the JIIS and an expert in Islamic and Middle Eastern affairs, and the author of the study: "Options for the Administration of the Holy Places in the Old City of Jerusalem" Published by the JIIS and the University of Windsor. In this video Dr. Yitzhak Reiter speaks about the Question of sovereign...
Sovereignty in Jerusalem - options for future arrangements
In this video Prof. Ruth Lapidoth speaks about Sovereignty in Jerusalem and options for future arrangements and agreements....
Muslim and Jewish narratives of Jerusalem - Video 2
In the second video Dr. Yitzhak Reiter speaks about the process of mutual denial of authentic affiliation to Jerusalem and its holy places....
Culture in Jerusalem and the Jewish world
This video gives a glimpse in to a new research of the JIIS, conducted by Dr. Elan Ezrachi, a researcher and a community activist. the video deals with the consumption of local culture in Jerusalem by Jewish visitors from around the world. ...
A new report on Jerusalem's historic basin - The Full report
A new study by the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies, focuses attention on a core problem in Jerusalem's historic basin: poor condition and need to improve infrastructures for its Arab residents...
Jerusalem: Facts and Trends 2007 / 2008
This publication presents an up-to-date and concise picture of Jerusalem and trends for change that have taken place in a broad range of spheres, including population, employment, education, tourism and construction....
Eco-Innovation in Industrial Firms
Over the past two decades a major change took place in Israel's industry – it significantly reduced its industrial pollution and decreased the gap between Israel and most Western countries in this field....
The Disengagement Plan – An Idea Shattered
The disengagement from Gaza and northern Samaria was one of the most traumatic events in the history of the State of Israel. For the first time since the Six-Day War, the government of Israel decided on a unilateral disengagement from territories occupied in the Six-Day War, unconditionally and without an agreement....
A Policy for the Preservation and Development of the Upper Kidron Valley (Wadi Naar) - the Visual Basin of the Old City of Jerusalem
The Upper Kidron Valley is the subject of this study. The area contains most of Jerusalem's historic landmark sites and many of the holiest sites of the three monotheistic religions – Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The area's religious, historic and archaeological importance is enhanced by its prominent location, breathtaking landsc...
Enforcement of Environmental Regulations: Increasing the Effectiveness of Environmental Protection Policies
This study proposes a method of judging the effectiveness environmental compliance and enforcement (ECE) efforts. It works through the goals and objectives of environmental enforcement and compliance regimes, as well as the exercise of enforcement tools, to architect a framework of indicators and an index that provides the data required to assess t...
Changes in Israel’s Countryside and Agriculture: the Opinions of Residents of Central Israel’s Countryside
Israel's countryside and agricultural land has undergone many changes in the past twenty years. The countryside in central Israel has been exposed to extremely heavy land development pressures. These pressures have had far-reaching consequences which are expressed in changes in employment patterns and the reallocation of agricultural land for ...
Invasive plant species in Israel’s natural areas: Distribution, stages of invasion, degrees of ecological threat and a tool for prioritizing control of invasive plant populations.
This research addresses the issue of alien invasive and naturalized plant species in natural and semi-natural areas in Israel. Previous research on alien plant taxa in Israel focused on agriculture weeds (Dafni & Heller, 1980,1990), whereas botanical notes and surveys (Danin, 2000, 2004) only mentioned the presence of some alien taxa without fu...
From Jerusalem to Mecca and Back: The Islamic Consolidation of Jerusalem
Since 1967, when Israel took over East Jerusalem with its Old City and sacred places, the Islamic perspective of Jerusalem has changed dramatically. A Muslim campaign for liberating Jerusalem from Israeli control was launched in August 1969 following the fire, which was started by an Australian non-Jewish tourist to the structure of the al-Aqsa Mo...
Indicators for Sustainable Development in Israel - Second Phase.
Sustainable development policy in Israel aims to respond to the development needs of a progressive, modern and egalitarian society, while preserving vital spatial and environmental resources. The policy is designed to accommodate a growing population and a continuous rise in standard of living while wisely and efciently utilizing the country'...
Towards Joint Management of City Centers: The Jerusalem City Center.
Recent decades have witnessed the development of various joint public-private mechanisms for the management of city centers. In Britain, these are known as TCMs (Town Center Management) and in the U.S. (and recently also in Britain) as BIDs (Business Improvement Districts). Underlying these mechanisms is the partnership between the public and the p...
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