Ron Huldai
@Ron_Huldai · Israeli opposition & former officials
Ron Huldai is an Israeli politician, mayor of Tel Aviv.
The president of the UAE has also joined the list of those who warned before October 7. And again, no one tugged at his coat lapel? Maybe because the king is naked.
Translated from Hebrew200 km of bike paths in Tel Aviv-Yafo. Around 200,000 bicycle and scooter rides take place in the city every day. Now they have 200 km of paths connecting the city from north to south and from east to west. The goal is clear: to enable more people to get around without being dependent on private cars, and to separate riders from pedestrians so that the public space will be safer for everyone. We’re continuing toward 250 km.
Translated from HebrewYesterday we said goodbye with sorrow to Prof. Ada Yonath, of blessed memory, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry and an honorary citizen of Tel Aviv–Jaffa. Ada Yonath was a groundbreaking scientist, one of the most important to emerge from Israel. Her research changed the world of science and medicine and earned her international recognition. We were honored to grant her the title of honorary citizen of the city and to take pride in a woman who was and will remain a source of inspiration for generations of female and male scientists. May her memory be a blessing.
Translated from Hebrew“Hostages’ Square” has received official status. The decision to call the plaza of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art “Hostages’ Square” is intended to ensure that this chapter in the history of the State of Israel—from October 7, 2023, until the return of the last hostage, Ran Gvili, on January 26, 2026—will be remembered for generations to come. Here took place the courageous and determined struggle of heroic families who did everything to bring their loved ones home. Citizens from across the country joined them, turning the square into a center of solidarity and mutual responsibility and of one uncompromising demand: bring them all home. It was a great privilege for Tel Aviv-Jaffa to be their home. We will not let this story be forgotten. Not one letter, not one act, not one breath. Photo: Kfir Sivan
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