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Exodus to Tel Aviv
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If I forget thee, O Tel Aviv
Young Diaspora Jews are increasingly foregoing Jerusalem for the hipper city-by-the-sea, where there's plenty going on to welcome them.
By Judy Maltz -
The New Jerusalem: Once I believed in the future. Now I believe in Tel Aviv
Next year in Jerusalem, maybe. Now, though, it is Tel Aviv and Jaffa that call to the young.
By Bradley Burston -
In the first Hebrew city, more college students than ever study in English
The possibility of enrolling in English-language degree programs, often at a fraction of the tuition paid abroad, is a big draw for foreigners.
By Judy Maltz -
When thrill-seekers become job-seekers, Tel Aviv is the place
Many of the post-Birthright crowd who want to come back to Israel first need to secure a job. Luckily, there is help at hand.
By Judy Maltz -
Starting out in the startup city
For entrepreneurs and techies wanting to live in Israel, settling in Tel Aviv seems like a natural choice. Even for the religiously observant.
By Allison Kaplan Sommer -
An amateur's guide to Israeli women (and men)
They'll give you their number and tell you to call, then turn out to have a regular boyfriend. They'll invite you for dinner with the family on the second date. For newcomers, dating locals can be something of an enigma.
By Danna Harman -
The White City at the end of the rainbow
Gay and lesbian young immigrants from around the world are flocking to these shores to celebrate and explore both their Zionist and sexual identities.
By Brian Schaefer -
Bohemian cafes, sexual freedom and lots of gossip. Has anything changed in Tel Aviv?
In the days before air-conditioning, the city was 'a place where people lived outdoors, on the streets, in the sidewalk cafes, on the beach or in the balconies,' a veteran journalist recalls.
By Margery Greenfeld Morgan -
'Give me Tel Aviv and its sages'
For the religiously observant, too, the Mediterranean city has become a magnet, with synagogues, study groups and social organizations catering to every sensibility.
By Andrew Esensten -
Where Tel Aviv's English-speakers go to hang out
The White City offers a plethora of activities for English speakers, from high-brow culture to dirty outdoor fun.
By Debra Kamin -
Meet the new Tel Avivians
They work hard; they play hard. A new generation of Diaspora Jews have set up home in the White City. These are their stories.
By Aliyana Traison
For two millennia, Jews around the world have yearned for Jerusalem. But when it comes to modern day dwelling, their loyalties seem to be shifting. Over the past few years, many thousands of young Diaspora Jews have made Tel Aviv their base and, in this special project, Haaretz spotlights this growing community of young 'internationals' living in Israel's urban and cultural centre. It also reveals what’s drawing them to the White City and where you should be hanging out to meet them.
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