Drinking in Jerusalem: Old City

Coffee and tea are the two most common drinks among Jews and Arabs, although each has a preferred way of making it. In Jewish areas, coffee and tea are drunk in European or American-style cafés. Espresso is offered, but is weak compared to katzar, a stronger coffee. Read More »

Jerusalem: Old City
Jerusalem: Old City
Jerusalem: Old City
Jerusalem: Old City
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