August News from Tel Aviv
Aug 23rd, 2010 | By Jesse Fox | Category: Featured ArticlesA stalled light rail, a new bus system and a controversial master plan. Plus a French invasion, heat and humidity.
A stalled light rail, a new bus system and a controversial master plan. Plus a French invasion, heat and humidity.
In response to growing public pressure, the Tel Aviv Municipality has agreed to release key documents.
What Tel Aviv’s new urban master plan means for the city center, south Tel Aviv and Jaffa.
A battle is heating up over royalties from Israel’s newly discovered natural gas reserves.
What the city’s new urban master plan means, and why no one seems to know for sure what’s in it.
Having already begun to reclaim its sidewalks for pedestrians, the Jordanian capital is now setting out to reclaim its streets from traffic chaos.
But neither the process nor the plan could satisfy everyone.
A massive corruption scandal has implicated some very senior people in Israel and cast doubt on plans to reform the planning system.
Key parts of the city’s decision-making process remain concealed from the public.
Israel readies to meet Copenhagen climate change goals.