We went into the first tent.
The first tent group got there in mid-December.
Daphni Leef, who pitched the first tent and invited others to join her on Facebook, said she was disappointed in the committee's conclusions and said the panel had adopted the protesters' language to "mislead the public".
The triage team – nurses dressed in "light" protective clothing – were sitting in the relative cool of the first tent, where those who feared they may have Ebola were brought when they arrived.
Daphne Leef, 25, the young woman who pitched the first tent in Tel Aviv in mid-July and invited friends to join her on Facebook, told the crowd that the fact that her generation had stood up and raised its voice was "nothing short of a miracle — the miracle of the summer of 2011".
The second tent was for the reception before the concert, where waiters passed around platters of food — pear and brie pastries, smoked chicken tartlets, sweet sashimi in cones — and bartenders served drinks, to attendees who paid $1,000 a head to attend.
Activist Daphni Leef, who initiated the first "tent village" protest in Tel Aviv against housing prices two weeks ago, told a crowd of 70,000-100,000 Israelis gathered outside the city's main art museum that "we don't want to replace the government, but to do more than that.
Not long after Strayed wrestles into submission what appears to be the first tent she's ever erected, and then discovers the fuel she brought for her camp-stove is useless, so she can't heat her food, the voice – her voice – returns: "Cold mush with nuts.
The second tent was closed to the outside world.
