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Jesse Fox
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Urgently Needed: Intelligent Urban Design
Notice anything strange about this scene? Said Leemor Chandally, who sent us these photos, “I was passing by Rabin Square, when I noticed this situation...
Tel Aviv March Persuades Lawmakers to Pass Clean Air Act
Last month, hundreds of Tel Aviv residents spent their Friday afternoon marching up Rothschild Boulevard in support of the Clean Air Act, stuck in the...
Al Gore, Israel’s #1 Environmentalist
To be perfectly honest, I received the news about Al Gore coming to Israel to collect a $1 million prize for his achievements in raising...
Microfinance Event at the Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya
What is microfinance? How does it work? What kind of potential is there in Israel for microfinance projects to succeed? The Microfinance Club, a project...
Why Doesn't Tel Aviv's Carmel Market Compost (or Recycle)?
Late Friday afternoon at the Carmel Market in the center of Tel Aviv. Shabbat is approaching, and the “shook” is winding down for the weekend....
The Water Crisis and the Electric Car
The public discussion of Israel’s water problems intensified last week, with Israel’s most respected newspaper, Ha’aretz, calling on water authorities to shift to regulating demand...
Bialik Square Loses Famous Centerpiece
The colorful sculpture that once graced Bialik Square in the center of Tel Aviv is no more. The sculpture, designed for the square by artist...
Florentine Fights Back
(In Hebrew) Channel One’s Yoman reports on the struggle by residents of Florentine, a neighborhood in south Tel Aviv, against the city’s building plans in...
Small Shops Add Soul
Character vs. flash: An old building in the city center, and a shiny, new Aroma. What gives a city its particular character? Is it the...
Tel Aviv Plans Expanded Tayelet – and Shrunken Beach
Central Tel Aviv’s beach and tayelet. Democracy is a messy system. Churchill was probably right when he said that democracy was the worst system...
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