A tent camp in the middle of Tel Aviv is Israel’s answer to the ‘Arab Spring.’ 

Insensitive planning and a lack of transparency have generated significant opposition to plans for bike lanes in Tel Aviv.

A comprehensive plan for Tel Aviv’s future is flat, unimaginative and out of touch with the city’s spirit and people.

What the city’s new urban master plan means, and why no one seems to know for sure what’s in it.

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.

Key parts of the city’s decision-making process remain concealed from the public.

After over two years of study and deliberation – and rising rents – the city finally has a plan.

Coverage of the 2010 Eilat-Eilot Renewable Energy Conference.

Matt Petersen of Global Green, and a handful of other organizations, are working to make sure it happens.