Jerusalem: The Biography (128 page)

St James the Just (James, brother of Jesus),
107
,
109–10
,
115
,
117–19
,
124
,
144

St James’s Cathedral,
233n
,
285
,
318n

St Jameses Cathedral,
119n
,
162
,
277

James I, King,
300

James, King of Aragon,
279

James, brother of Jesus,
see
St James the Just

Jameson Raid,
389n

Jamra,
188

Jaqmaq, Sultan,
286
,
287n

al-Jarallah, Sheikh Husam,
481
see
Jarallah

Jason,
61

Jawhariyyeh, Wasif, xxv,
384–5
,
388
,
390
,
395
,
397–401
,
417
,
419–20
,
429
,
435
,
444–5
,
449
,
453
,
456–7
,
471–4

Jawhar al-Siqili,
193

Jazzar Pasha, Ahmet,
315–18

Jebusites,
15
,
18
,
21–2

Jefferson, Thomas, President,
336

Jeharah, King of Judah,
31

Jehoash, King,
32–3

Jehoiakim, King,
41
,
45

Jehoshaphat Gate,
240

Jehovah’s Witnesses,
337n

Jehu, King,
32

Jem Sultan, Crown Prince,
288

Jemal Pasha,
395–8
,
400
,
403
,
407–8
,
414
,
416
,
419
,
489

Jeremiah, prophet,
41–3
,
44n
,
100n
,
101
,
301

Jericho,
13–14
,
17n
,
43
,
71
,
79–80
,
84n
,
90–1
,
125
,
163
,
210
,
276
,
363
,
465
,
479

Jeroboam,
29–30

St Jerome,
151–4
,
160

Jerusalem

Albanian conquest,
326–30

American obsession with,
329n
,
336–9

Arab conquest,
173–7
,
181–6

and archaeology,
354–6
,
390

and Assyrian threat,
36–8

Babylonian destruction,
1
,
9
,
42–4

British conquest,
416–26

British withdrawal,
465–71

Byzantine city,
159–60

canine pogrom,
307–8

Christian pilgrims,
200–1
,
226–7
,
284–5
,
327–8

Crusader city,
225–32
,
235–6

Crusader conquest,
203–20

David’s conquest,
21–23

divided city,
481–9

earthquakes,
149–50
,
155
,
187
,
200

evangelists and visitors,
331–58

Fatimid conquest,
193–5

and Grand Mufti’s revolt,
448–54

Hadrian’s city,
135n

as heavenly city,
10
,
33–4
,
117
,
133
,
140
,
197

Hellenization,
59–62

Herod’s rebuilding,
82–7

Hezekiah’s city,
35

Islamic city,
264–5

Islamic conquest,
249–50
,
253–4

and Israeli rule,
503–23

Kaiser’s visit,
377–80

and life of Jesus,
98–106

Mamluk conquest,
271–2
,
276–88

modern life,
515–20

modernist city,
440–5

and Mongol raids,
272
,
275
,
277–8

multiplicity of names,
176n
,
521–2

nineteenth-century city,
359–66

Ottoman conquest,
291–3

Persian conquest,
161–4

Persian rebuilding,
49–51

riots,
429–30
,
436–8
,
506–7
,
509–10

Roman destruction,
1–10

Roman restoration,
145–6
,
149–50

Roman suppression,
134–9

and Russian pilgrims,
353
,
369
,
385–7
,
392
,
405n

security wall,
509
,
512

situation and name,
13–14

and Six Day War,
492–5

Tartar conquest,
271–2

theocracy and power struggle,
58–9

and Three Pashas,
394–401

and Turkoman conquest,
202–3

Jerusalem Academy,
191n
,
195

Jerusalem Brigade,
470
,
497

Jerusalem Chapels,
285

Jerusalem Chess Club,
424

Jerusalem Emergency Committee,
474

Jerusalem Families, xxiv,
177
,
316
,
329
,
351
,
370
,
384
,
398–9
,
420
,
442
,
472
,
474
,
508n
,
518
,
521

ascendancy of,
308–9
,
360–1
,
364
,
385
,
434–5

and Israeli war,
481
,
483–4
,
488

and land sales,
394
,
437