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Hutzot HaYotzer,
known in
English as the Artists' Colony, is an arts and
crafts lane in Jerusalem, Israel,
located west of the Old City walls.
Hutzot Hayotzer...
- The
village also has a
regional elementary school and a
museum (Beit
HaYotzer, lit. "house of the potter" or "house of the artist-creator") displaying...
- Jerusalem's Old City and David's Citadel, and
integrated with the
Hutzot HaYotzer Artists complex in the Mitc****
Parks & Gardens. The park was developed...
- were
joined by a
group of
Polish Jewish immigrants who were
members of
Hayotzer.
Despite opposition from the
Jewish Agency, who
reasoned that the sandy...
- the
remains of
neighborhoods of Bete
Shamaa and
Jurat al Anab ("Hutzot
Hayotzer"), on the way
including in the
Israeli territories Mount Zion, adjacent...
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materials for design.
Aharon Kahana - who with his wife
founded "Beit
Hayotzer" [Artisan's Workshop] (Haifa),
which was so
large he emplo****
three ****istant...
- (born 1989),
actress Expansion of
Jerusalem in the 19th
century Hutzot Hayotzer, the "Artists' Colony"
right next to
Yemin Moshe Eliezer D. Yaffeh, Yemin...
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another public print workshop - the
Burston Graphics Center - in
Hutzot Hayotzer. In addition,
several other printing houses published in the
field of artistic...
- back on Hyrc**** Street. As of 2015, the
restaurant is
located in
Hutzot Hayotzer opposite the
Walls of Jerusalem.
After training in Peru with chef Gastón...
- Osharov, Eli (June 22, 2011). "Motke Blum
Fights Against Closing Hutzot Hayotzer" (in Hebrew). NRG.
Retrieved December 5, 2011. Gafni,
Reuven (April 8,...
