Rothschild evacuation orders - September 2011 Israeli police
officers place evacuation notices on tents at the Rothschild
Boulevard tent city in Tel Aviv Text size  Israel-Zelig
Greenwald has been living in the protest tent encampment in
Jerusalem's Independence Park for two months now. Born in
Israel, he was adopted as an infant by an ultra-Orthodox couple
in the United States. At 16, he fled his family and returned to
Israel. He's now 35. About three years ago, he was diagnosed as
HIV positive and his wife and kids left him.  He went to live in
a rented apartment, bereft of just about everything. And then
his money ran out and he moved into a tent. He is among the last
of the denizens of the Independence Park encampment, in the
company of a handful of other protesters. The single-parent
families left over an argument and moved to another tent city.
Israel-Zelig's location is now called the "Tent City of Last
Resort."  Greenwald frequently uses the Hebrew term "no other
choice," albeit with an Ashkenazi acce