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1. Square in Tel Aviv Becomes a Hub for Hostage Activism

Author

Reiss, Johnatan

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Israel-Hamas War, 2023-, Plazas -- Political aspects, Hostages -- Influence, Israel-Arab conflicts -- Forecasts and trends, Political issue, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

No place in Israel has become more symbolic of the country's yearlong hostage crisis than what is now known as Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, a large public square across [...]

Published
2024

2. gA Opens Office in Israel

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Information technology services industry -- Buildings and facilities -- Location, Ecosystems, Computer vision, Technology, Entrepreneurs, High technology industry, Social media, Computer services industry, Arts and entertainment industries
Abstract

gA reported the opening of a new commercial office in Tel Aviv, Israel. According to a media release, the goal is to accelerate the development of new business ventures with [...]

Published
2019

3. The balconies of Tel-Aviv: cultural history and urban politics

Author

Aronis, Carolin

Subjects
Balconies -- Design and construction, Balconies -- Management, Spatial behavior -- Management, Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Company business management
Abstract

Balconies have an important role in the social life of Tel-Aviv. The article explores different aspects of urban politics and the cultural history of balconies, and in particular sheds light on facade balconies in Tel-Aviv as liminal places between the private sphere and the public arena. Focusing on socio-cultural and architectural characteristics, the study presents, from an historical perspective, changes of style and use of the balconies of Tel-Aviv and examines them as sites of dispute between residents and authorities., "If we compare the house to the human body, we could say that the windows are the eyes of the house, the bases are the legs of the buildings, the […]

Published
2009

4. Trump to Keep Embassy in Tel Aviv, but Weigh In on Jerusalem

Author

Landler, Mark and Davis, Julie Hirschfeld

Subjects
Israel. Embassy (United States) -- Planning, Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Diplomatic service -- Forecasts and trends, Embassies -- Planning, Company business planning, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- President Trump plans to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital but not to move the American Embassy there for now, people briefed on the deliberations said on Friday, a [...]

Published
2017

5. GEOLOGICAL FORMATION

Author

HECKER, ZVI

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Memorials -- Buildings and facilities, Museums -- Buildings and facilities, Architecture and design industries, Business, Buildings and facilities, Behavior
Abstract

VETERANS' MEMORIAL CENTRE, TEL AVIV, ISRAEL Part memorial centre part museum, Zvi Hecker's Palmach House in Tel Aviv roots itself to its site with an almost geological intensity through the [...]

Published
2000

6. You want scary? Check out Tel Aviv's Twilight Zone of a bus station

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Bus terminals -- Design and construction, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

To listen to this broadcast, click here: http://cdn.pri.org/sites/default/files/103120137.mp3 With approximately 2.5 million square feet, Tel Aviv's Central Bus Station was reportedly the world's largest, until India opened one even bigger [...]

Published
2013

7. Atidim High Tech Park Expands

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Construction industry -- Buildings and facilities, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The Atidim high tech park just outside of metropolitan Tel Aviv will be expanded to meet the continuing demand for office space from the country's high tech industry. Most high [...]

Published
2000

8. Large Amount Of New Office Buildings In Tel Aviv Empty

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Real estate developers -- Management -- Contracts -- Buildings and facilities, Commercial developers, Offices -- Contracts, Company business management, Contract agreement, Business, Business, international
Abstract

At present there is approximately 40,000 square meters of new office space standing empty in Tel Aviv. The situation is expected to get worse as additional new office buildings in [...]

Published
1999

9. A quaint enclave to escape the din of daily Tel Aviv

Author

Doyle, Rachel B.

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

ESTABLISHED in 1887 as the first neighborhood of modern Tel Aviv, charming Neve Tzedek still delights with its many old buildings and independent shops. Although the original Jewish pioneers, who [...]

Published
2012

10. Tel Aviv: back to the future: Ben Gurion T3: Ben Gurion 2000, Israel Airports Authority's most ambitious project yet, looks set to propel Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport even further up the table of top travel-retail locations--even if it will be four years late. On the eve of its completion, Gavin Lipsith assesses the new facility's retail potential

Author

Lipsith, Gavin

Subjects
Israel. Airports Authority -- Planning, Israel. Airports Authority -- Buildings and facilities, Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Airports -- Buildings and facilities, Airports -- Planning, Duty-free stores -- Finance, Duty-free stores -- Statistics, Duty-free stores -- Buildings and facilities, Company business planning, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

When you think of Middle Eastern duty-free, the first locations that come to mind are likely to be Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Bahrain. But if Israel Airports Authority (IAA) and [...]

Published
2003

11. SUICIDE BOMBING IN ISRAEL KILLS 9; HAMAS APPROVES

Author

Myre, Greg and Kraft, Dina

Subjects
Palestinian Islamic Jihad -- Military aspects, Suicide bombings -- Casualties -- Military aspects, Israel-Arab conflicts -- Military aspects -- Casualties, Israel -- Military policy, Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

A Palestinian suicide bomber carried out the deadliest attack on Israel in almost two years on Monday when he detonated his explosives at a falafel restaurant in Tel Aviv -- […]

Published
2006

12. Tel Aviv incorporates its past into the future

Author

Hecht, Esther

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Tel Aviv, Israel -- Cultural policy, Historic buildings -- Protection and preservation, Historic buildings -- Planning, Company business planning, Architecture and design industries
Published
2008

13. ISRAEL: UNESCO DESIGNATES TEL AVIV AS 'WORLD HERITAGE SITE'

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Tel Aviv, Israel -- Achievements and awards, Architecture -- Achievements and awards, Business, Business, international, High technology industry, UNESCO -- Achievements and awards
Abstract

UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, has designated the 'White City architecture' of Tel Aviv as one of 24 new World Heritage Sites. UNESCO now recognizes 754 [...]

Published
2003

14. 8,000-year-old site in Tel Aviv

Subjects
Tel Aviv, Israel -- Buildings and facilities, Excavations (Archaeology) -- Israel, Historic buildings -- Discovery and exploration, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Remains of a prehistoric building--the earliest ever discovered in the Tel Aviv region and estimated to be about 7,800-8,400 years old--were exposed in an archaeological excavation at the site of [...]

Published
2010

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