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The Ottoman Empire ruled over Jerusalem for centuries from "summary" of A History of Israel and the Holy Land by Michael Avi-Yonah
For centuries, Jerusalem was under the rule of the Ottoman Empire. This period of Ottoman rule had a significant impact on the city and its inhabitants. The Ottomans brought with them their own unique culture, traditions, and administrative systems, which left a lasting mark on Jerusalem. One of the key features of Ottoman rule in Jerusalem was the establishment of a system of governance that was based on Islamic principles. The Ottomans appointed local officials to govern the city and maintain law and order. These officials were often drawn from the local population, which helped to create a sense of continuity and stability in Jerusalem. Under Ottoman rule, Jerusalem also saw a period of significant economic growth and development. The Ottomans invested in infrastructure proj...
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