Tel Aviv’s affordable housing plan remains on paper, while rents continue to rise.

This month, Tel Aviv’s derelict Old Central Bus Station became history. The much-maligned New Central Bus Station may soon follow suit, while a New New Central Bus Station is still in the planning stages.

After a difficult summer, intense public pressure convinced Israel’s government to partially suspend its anti-foreigner crackdown.

Photo by Oren Ziv, courtesy of Activestills.org.
This past weekend, a couple friends and I helped four Sudanese families move out of Tel Aviv. We rented a van (which of course broke down mid-move), loaded up their possessions along with some furniture donated by several kind people, and set off for Nazareth, Hadera and Ashdod – [...]

A dramatic plan that would change the face of Tel Aviv is likely to be approved, despite the adamant opposition of residents and charges of sloppy and unprofessional planning.

A few days after T and S, refugees from South Sudan, had their first daughter, they were forced to leave Tel Aviv. By Florentine Lempp.

This week, Israel began arresting foreign workers and asylum seekers. A photo essay.

Israel’s new point man on refugee issues spouts some pretty shocking opinions in an interview with Haaretz.

I recently joined the Tel Aviv Bicycle Association, an organization that advocates for bike-friendly planning in the city.

A rapprochement (perhaps) in Tel Aviv.