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Named for politicians, poets, heroes and heroines, the streets of Tel Aviv tell a fascinating story.

Named for politicians, poets, heroes and heroines, the streets of Tel Aviv tell a fascinating story.

3 Min Read UMM AL-FAHM, Israel (Reuters) - At Tel Aviv’s Dizengoff Circle, buzzing on a Saturday afternoon, around a dozen young people suddenly began to collapse slowly and theatrically to the ground, to the shock and confusion of Israelis out shopping or enjoying a coffee. Slideshow ( 4 images ) “Did it scare you?”, flash mob organiser Mohamd Jabarin asked those watching, and proceeded to explain the intention - to draw attention to a surge of shootings within Israel’s Arab community ...

At Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Circle, buzzing on a Saturday afternoon, around a dozen young people suddenly began to collapse slowly and theatrically to the ground, to the shock and confusion of Israelis out shopping or enjoying a coffee.

Demonstrators accuse the police of turning a blind eye to the violence, which has taken the lives of at least 24 Arab citizens of Israel this year