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Format: 28/04/2024
Format: 28/04/2024
In First Since Biden Took Office, Israel Debates Expanding Jerusalem Settlement Project In the Media
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Israel challenges Biden on Jerusalem, plans to advance Har Homa project In the Media
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Policy Brief: Old City Basin - Mass Palestinian Displacement & the Settlement Enterprise Policy Papers
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High Court petition demands Israel supply West Bank, Gaza with virus vaccines In the Media
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Police break up ‘illegal’ East Jerusalem International Women’s Day event In the Media
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For the Sixth Time, Israel Razes a Disabled Palestinian's Home In the Media
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UN, European states call on Israel to halt demolitions In the Media
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Jerusalem Planning Board Decision Paves Way for Home Demolitions in Palestinian Village In the Media
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German FM insists nuclear deal is best way to confront Iran’s ‘reckless’ acts In the Media
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EU fumes as Israel pushes back at Biden with over 2,000 settler homes In the Media
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EU urges Israel to halt plans to build new East Jerusalem neighborhood In the Media
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UK, Egypt warn Israeli settlement activity could harm peace efforts In the Media
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Court halts sales in new East Jerusalem neighborhood amid discrimination claims In the Media
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2020 Year-end Summary Reports
An overview of Ir Amim's year-end data for 2020
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Map depicting the southern perimeter of East Jerusalem, correct to 2021. Al Walajeh is shown with Har Gilo expanding close to it whereas Gilo is shown expanding into the area of Beit Safafa. Bethlehem and Beit Jala are also denoted on the map.
Southern Perimeter of East Jerusalem 2021 Maps
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Map of Greater Jerusalem 2021 Maps
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Demolitions in East Jerusalem - 2020 Annual Report Policy Papers
In 2020, 144 housing units along with 72 non-residential structures (i.e stores, warehouses, stables, etc.), comprising a total of 216 structures were demolished in East Jerusal
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East Jerusalem Palestinians Petition Top Court Against Israeli Unit Used to Justify Evictions In the Media
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Plan for 9,000 Jewish homes in Jerusalem’s Atarot ready for discussion In the Media
"A plan for 9,000 Jewish homes in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Atarot is ready for discussion, according to Aviv Tatarsky of the left-wing NGO Ir Amim."
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This week in Jerusalem - A round-up of city affairs In the Media
"Build my home
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