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Moshe Lion

Moshe Lion is an Israeli politician and is, at the time of writing, the incumbent mayor of Jerusalem.

Having won the municipal elections in 2018 and replacing Nir Barkat, Lion is notable for being the first Sephardi mayor of Jerusalem.

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Rabbi Yisroel Goldberg.

Grapevine: Place saved

By GREER FAY CASHMAN
The new "Mamuniya" welfare complex in east Jerusalem, opened August 4, 2024.

New welfare complex opens in east Jerusalem, expected to be city's largest

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
FROM LEFT: Businessman Eli Elezra, Dr. Pinchas Haliva, and Dr. Shimon Ohayon.

Grapevine July 21, 2024: More than a yellow ribbon

By GREER FAY CASHMAN
Moshe Lion speaks at the Jerusalem Post Annual Conference 2024 gala evening.

Current antisemitism surge reminiscent of 1930s Germany, says Jerusalem mayor
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
The lion, symbol of Jerusalem is in the Adloyada spotlight for Purim.

Purim 2024: What's happening in Jerusalem?
By BARRY DAVIS
Victorious: Moshe Lion celebrates his Feb. 27 mayoral win.

What the key players think of Jerusalem's municipal elections
By PEGGY CIDOR
A group of ultra-Orthodox Jews blocked traffic and the light rail in Jerusalem demonstrating against a Haredi draft into the IDF. February 26, 2024.

Secular unease at municipal elections results in Jerusalem, fear of change in city governance
By SIMCHA PASKO/THE MEDIA LINE
Jerusalemites cast their ballots for the 2024 municipal elections, on February 27, 2024.

Jerusalem municipal elections: Who won? What happens next?
By PEGGY CIDOR
The writer, Aaron Reich, is seen with their cat, Medici (full name HaRav Medici di Cuddlebutt Reich) waiting to vote in Jerusalem for the municipal elections, on February 27, 2024.

De-meow-crat-ya: Taking my cat to vote in municipal elections
By AARON REICH
Moshe Lion in a speech on February 27, 2024.

Lion victorious in Jerusalem in landslide victory; Huldai wins in Tel Aviv
By ELIAV BREUER , JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Eliezer Rauchberger, deputy mayor and head of the powerful Local Planning and Construction Committee.

Who are the haredi Jews running in Jerusalem's municipal election?
By PEGGY CIDOR
Michael Lidsky, the chief electrical engineer of the Jerusalem Municipality.

Jerusalem is a city of lights. This man keeps those lights running
By AARON REICH
Candid conversation with Mayor Moshe Lion: ‘Jerusalem Post’ Deputy CEO of Strategy and Innovation Maayan Hoffman (L) and ‘In Jerusalem’ Editor Erica Schachne, this past week.

How Mayor Moshe Lion is transforming Jerusalem and preserving stability
By MAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN , ERICA SCHACHNE
CITY CENTER coffee shops: Break out the tables and chairs.

This week in Jerusalem: Money for the city
By PEGGY CIDOR
Rescue EMTs and other volunteer emergency workers participate in an October 7th simulation in Israel's north.

Grapevine: Mazal Tov: 60 years
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
A view of the house of the Israeli Prime Minister in Jerusalem. June 07, 2002.

Grapevine: In residence?
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
BLOSSOMS ON Bible Hill: At Givat Hatanach.

This week in Jerusalem: Bible Hill plan
By PEGGY CIDOR
MAYOR MOSHE LION on Jerusalem’s Jaffa Road.

Grapevine: A mayoral briefing
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
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