Mamilla

And according to people marketing the projects, the buyers are often foreigners, looking for a prime location in the neighborhood, also called Mamilla, which is close to the hotel district and the Museum of Tolerance, which is scheduled to be completed next year.

NYT > Home Page By JESSICA STEINBERG 2009

Ma'man Allah cemetery, commonly called Mamilla, which dates from the 12th century and is the resting place of several Sufi saints.

The Age News Headlines 2010

Outside of Jerusalem's Jaffa gate (Bab al-Halil), there was once a small neighbourhood called Mamilla, destroyed by real estate developers just a few years ago.

Propeller Most Popular Stories israeligirl1 2010

Mamilla cemetery, located just inside West Jerusalem, contains the remains of several prominent Islamic leaders, including those who fought alongside Saladin, who retook Jerusalem from the Crusaders.

Ru Freeman: A Voice for Palestine Is a Voice for Israel Ru Freeman 2011

Domenico Pugliese for The Wall Street Journal The Lanesborough Hotel's custom-built walk-in humidor At the newly opened, ultra-stylish Mamilla in Jerusalem, the city's first boutique hotel, the cigar terrace is the first of its kind in the city and is indoors, as there are less strict smoking laws in Israel.

Dusting Off the Stogie's Stodgy Image Jemima Sissons 2010

Built of Jerusalem stone, in a style that might be called “Crusader modern,” the hotel was designed by the Israeli architect Moshe Safdie, who is also responsible for the Mamilla-Alrov residential complex going up across the street, which promises “Soho-style lofts in Jerusalem stone with views of the Old City and New York – style interiors.”

Grand Illusions 2007

Three men stop in front of the Mamilla-Alrov construction site, open the gate, and spend the next half hour examining each floor of the new building.

Grand Illusions 2007

Built of Jerusalem stone, in a style that might be called “Crusader modern,” the hotel was designed by the Israeli architect Moshe Safdie, who is also responsible for the Mamilla-Alrov residential complex going up across the street, which promises “Soho-style lofts in Jerusalem stone with views of the Old City and New York – style interiors.”

Grand Illusions 2007

Three men stop in front of the Mamilla-Alrov construction site, open the gate, and spend the next half hour examining each floor of the new building.

Grand Illusions 2007

Lena Magdalena; for Camilla, Dromilla, Ludmilla, Mamilla, a bucket, a packet, a book and a pillow; for Nancy Shannon a

Finnegans Wake 2006