In this second part of a series of photo reportages, the author shares photographs taken in South Tel Aviv, Israel, where large numbers of refugees have landed over the past decades.
Part I can be accessed here: South Tel Aviv, a changing neighbourhood
By Natalie Muallem, 22 Feb, 2012
Last summer I spent two months in the south part of Tel Aviv. I was teaching English to a family from Darfur who arrived in Israel over three years ago. I have not included photos of them in this series as I feel they are too personal. However, I spent a lot of time walking around the neighbourhood in which they live with Ahmed, a refugee from Darfur and someone who has volunteered much of his time working for an NGO that helps to make the life of other refugees easier. These photographs are not a statement about the life of refugees but rather a document of a changing neighbourhood. This second part of a two-part series on South Tel Aviv includes photographs of the Central Bus Station Area.
1. Ahmed
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2. Locals
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3. Landscape of the summer social protests
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4. Kids playground
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5. Friendship
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6. Time for celebration
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7. Local market
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8. The road towards Central Bus Station
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