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On December 31, 1922 an event took place in Palestine that changed the face of Hebrew culture: the last issue of the daily Haaretz was printed in Jerusalem. The next day, the paper was published in Tel Aviv and it has been there since then, one of the cornerstones of the capital of Zionist culture.

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Tom Segev

March 18, 2010

On December 31, 1922 an event took place in Palestine that changed the face of Hebrew culture: the last issue of the daily Haaretz was printed in Jerusalem. The next day, the paper was published in Tel Aviv and it has been there since then, one of the cornerstones of the capital of Zionist culture.

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