During World War II, Tel Aviv was on 9 September 1940, which killed 137 people in the city In recent years, Tel Aviv has received many non-Jewish migrants from Asia and Africa, students, foreign workers documented and undocumented and refugees
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In 2011, Tel Aviv had an unemployment rate of 4.

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In addition, Beit Ariela hosts activities to encourage reading and writing amongst children and teenagers by bringing expert instructors for this age group
The Tel Aviv metropolitan area including such as and is Israel's center of high-tech, sometimes referred to as Tel Aviv's tax base had been shrinking for many years, as a result of its preceding long term population decline, and this meant there was little money available at the time to invest in the city's deteriorating infrastructure and housing
Tel Aviv is home to , the largest university in the country with more than 30,000 students The demographic profile of the city changed in the 2000s, as it began to attract a higher proportion of young residents

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After Israel's victory in , Tel Aviv was named host city for the the first Israeli-hosted Eurovision held outside of Jerusalem.

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This area is traditionally made up demographically of a greater percentage of Arabs, but recent is replacing them with a young professional and artist population
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Tel Aviv is named after Theodor Herzl's 1902 novel, "Old New Land" , for which the title of the Hebrew edition was "Tel Aviv" Tel Aviv is the Hebrew title of 's "Old New Land" , translated from German by