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The flames of the Carmel fire seen on the backround of the town of Nesher (photo: grebulon/flickr)
Carmel scapegoats III: the meaning of responsibility
The settlers and the ultra-orthodox are not the cause for Israel’s collapsing public services. The professional middle class, which considers itself a “silent majority” of “responsible citizens” but is quite the opposite, should take a hard look in the mirror. This is the third and final installment in a series of posts, examining arguments, which…
By Roi Maor December 17, 2010
In Haifa, Even the Dumpy is Splendid
The deeper you dig, the closer you come to the bone. Cities will teach you that. Haifa is a three tiered one: Atop Mt. Carmel are the posh quarters, complete with pretty parks and a cinematheque. Halfway down is Haddar, the city’s first “modern hub”, mixing urban grit with pleasent residential streets. All the way…
By Yuval Ben-Ami July 27, 2010
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