On Being Late in the Middle East / ILENE IN Podcast

Among Israelis and Palestinians, being fashionably late is a national pastime. But is that changing?

Mar 11, 2015 4:18 AM

A man sleeping in the Knesset. — Tess Scheflan

Among Israelis and Palestinians, being fashionably late is a national pastime. But is that changing? Ilene leans in on the state of being late, late, late.

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