At Tel Aviv’s 5th Cities Summit, part of the DLD Innovation Festival, Spain’s Agustin Cordon, CEO of Fira Barcelona, shares his thoughts about what Tel Aviv is doing right.
The fourth annual DLD Tel Aviv Innovation Festival featured start-ups from some of the Israel’s most intriguing young companies.
Constructing an underground metro system has proved continually impossible in Tel Aviv, but now a futuristic public transport system is to be tested in the city and, should it prove successful, be sold to other countries in the world.
Israel claims it owns his papers, but so does a German archive and an old lady on Spinoza Street in Tel Aviv. Nothing is more Kafka-esque than the story of his papers, chronicled in Benjamin Balint's “Kafka’s Last Trial: The Case of a Literary Legacy” https://t.co/jIGlcs3YFb
Bar Kokhba led a tragic and disastrous revolution against the Romans in the 2nd century. Why is he a Zionist hero today? https://t.co/QTbPRPFpXu
An ultra-Orthodox boycott threatens to close down a glass factory that keeps its furnaces glowing on Shabbat. Politics in the marketplace ain’t a bad thing in general, but what about when lots of jobs are on the line? https://t.co/qw2W0hWH2D
