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The part of Tel Aviv that Google Maps doesn't show

A new book describes the transformation of a one-time British army base into the Jewish state's first seat of government and the symbol of the modern era in the first Hebrew city.

By Yechiam Weitz | 11:59 08.02.13 |

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“Hakirya Bishnot Kinuna, 1948-1955” ‏(“The Kirya in Tel Aviv: 1948-1955‏”), by Nir Mann. Carmel Publishing House and the Galili Center for Defense Studies, 297 pages, NIS 119 ‏(in Hebrew‏)

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