Unexpected Beauty in Tel Aviv's Infamous Central Bus Station - Life & Culture
The World’s Second-largest Bus Station Is Often Regarded as Israel’s Ugliest Site. A Public Art Exhibition Aims to Show Its Community Through a New Lens
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The World’s Second-largest Bus Station Is Often Regarded as Israel’s Ugliest Site. A Public Art Exhibition Aims to Show Its Community Through a New Lens
Days before the Gaza fighting, businesspeople from Ramallah told Haaretz about the difficulties of survival, the fear of a brain drain and the fading hopes 'The Israel-UAE normalization is not normal. It's an arms agreement': six Palestinian businesspeople on the future of the region
Open gallery view An aerial image of Ramallah neighborhoods. 'Even though Ramallah has some specific characteristics, one has to keep in mind that it is under the same exact military occupation.'Credit: Michael Panse Flickr page Omer CarmonRamallah Jun. 3, 2021 5:55 PM Omer CarmonRamallah Jun. 3, 2021 5:55 PM RAMALLAH — Despair at the relations with Israel, fear of a brain drain and reams of uncertainty: those were the main concerns of businesspeople in the Palestinian Authority, even before the hostilities with Hamas in mid-May. The latest round of bloodshed found Ramallah, the main city i...
May. 10, 2021 While people all over the world are still desperately seeking vaccinations to protect themselves from the coronavirus, Israel is considering selling vaccines that it purchased for its own citizens, but doesn’t need at the moment, to a global commercial concern. In June the Odyssey of the Seas, which belongs to the fleet of the Royal Caribbean International cruise line, is due to embark on its maiden voyage from Haifa – with only people who are vaccinated and children who present a negative COVID-19 test permitted to board. These regulations also apply to the more than 1,000 ...