Tag: Tel Aviv
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Tel Aviv Protest Demands State Inquiry into Hamas Attack
Thousands Gather in Tel Aviv to Demand a State Inquiry In a rally that drew opposition leaders and a large turnout of citizens, about 2,000 people gathered at Tel Aviv’s Habima Square on Saturday night. The protest called for an official state commission of inquiry into Hamas’s attack on October 7, 2023, and scrutinized how…
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Protesters in Tel Aviv Demand State Commission of Inquiry into October 7 Hamas Onslaught
Thousands Rally in Tel Aviv to Demand a State Commission of Inquiry In Tel Aviv, a display of political unity and public concern drew a crowd as around 2,000 demonstrators gathered in Habima Square for a Saturday night protest. The event brought together five leaders from opposition parties and a broad coalition of supporters who…
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Tel Aviv Protest Demands State Inquiry into Oct 7 Hamas
Overview: Opposition Leaders Lead a Night of Protests in Tel Aviv In a visible show of unity, five leaders from opposition parties joined roughly 2,000 demonstrators at Tel Aviv’s Habima Square on a Saturday night. The crowd gathered to demand a state commission of inquiry into the Hamas onslaught that rocked Israel on October 7,…
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Tel Aviv’s Hidden Corner Serves Its Best Meals Today
Tel Aviv’s Hidden Corner: A Fusion of Flavors in an Unlikely Place In the shadow of Tel Aviv’s bustling Central Bus Station, a pocket of life hums with aromas and stories. Tucked away between alleyways in Neve Sha’anan, what locals call Tel Aviv’s lowest, most avoided corner has quietly become a gathering point for travelers…
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Tel Aviv’s lowest corner serves its best meals: a bite into Neve Sha’anan’s hidden food scene
Introduction: A hidden corner, a world of flavor In Tel Aviv, the best food moments often arrive quietly, tucked away in corners you might overlook at first glance. Between the bustle of Neve Sha’anan and the ever-expanding footprint of the Central Bus Station lies a compact culinary world where cooks pull from Bangkok, Hanoi, Kathmandu,…
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Tel Aviv’s Lowest-Angel Corner: Hidden Street Meals Rewriting the City’s Culinary Map
Introduction: A Corner That Defies Its Reputation In Tel Aviv, the area tucked between Neve Sha’anan’s winding alleys and the bustle of the Central Bus Station tends to be dismissed as rough around the edges. Yet this overlooked strip has quietly become a crucible of flavor, where cooks from diverse backgrounds fuse street-food grit with…
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Return of remaining hostages: families keep the plea alive 771 days on
Families and survivors continue the call for hostages’ return It has been 771 days since the October 7 massacre, but for the families of the missing and the survivors who carry its memory, the crisis remains very much alive. Every Saturday night, a steady march of people gathers at Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, turning…
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Families Rally for Return of Remaining Hostages in Gaza
Persistent Demand for the Remaining Hostages to Return In the wake of a brutal attack that left a lasting scar on Israeli society, families and survivors gathered again on a Saturday night at Hostage Square in Tel Aviv. The rally underscores a grim reality: although the war has moved into a new phase, 771 days…
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Families and survivors push for return of remaining hostages as Gaza standoff endures
Continued vigils as the search for missing hostages goes on Even as the headlines shift and political negotiations fluctuate, the urgent plea from families and survivors remains the same: bring home the remaining hostages. On Saturday nights, thousands gather at Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, keeping a steady drumbeat of prayers, chants, and calls for…
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Nurit Yaari, Prominent Israeli Theater Scholar, Dies at 77
Remembering Nurit Yaari, a Pillar of Israeli Theater Nurit Yaari, a leading voice in Israeli theater scholarship and a longtime dramaturge and educator, has died at the age of 77. Her passing comes after a period of uncertainty that began with her disappearance from Tel Aviv’s Ichilov Hospital and a subsequent medical crisis that left…