Rhodes

The stone ring around Jerusalem's Old City is younger than you think — and the legend about its architects is wrong.

A wax pencil drawn across a 1948 map became Jerusalem's binding border. Ghajar's line is precise but unmarked. What makes a border real?

Six churches share Jerusalem's holiest sites — and none can move a chair without the other five agreeing. Here's how that happened.

How a border drawn with wax pencils in 1948 split Musrara's homes in two — and shaped the neighborhood that raised the Israeli Black Panthers.

Hebrew renders fine in the domain but explodes into percent-hex in the path. Two different standards explain the split.

Egypt ruled Gaza for 19 years without annexing it. Israel applied full law to East Jerusalem in 1967. Two occupied places, two very different legal...