It's morning, the second day (or actually the full first, if you want to count it that way). We had a fabulous evening with a marvelous Israeli dinner at the Magado restaurant, owned by a Yemeni Jew who has lived his whole life in Tel Aviv. His parents immigrated in 1948 when Israel became a state. I've got pictures that I'll post now, but I'm also adding some of Dan Bryant's later. (His are much better than mine, but I can't seem to copy them from my email account yet, so we'll do some fiddling and add them in later.)
This day promises to be huge: our program topics include "Challenges to Israeli Society", "Arab-Jewish Coexistence in the face of terror" and "Israel and Its Strategic Environment" plus we've got a walking tour of Tel Aviv-Jaffa and visit to Independence Hall (Tel Aviv is Israel's answer to our Philadelphia!). Anyway, our time is jam packed with fascinating stuff, as you can see. More later...
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