The main streets of Jaffa are eerily quiet, unusual for a Saturday in the central mixed Arab-Jewish city, which has officially been part of Tel Aviv since October 1949. It’s been less than two days since a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas came into effect, and so far the truce has held: No rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel, and the Israeli military hasn’t launched any airstrikes on the Hamas-ruled territory — one of the most densely populated places on Earth. But the official truce has not yet been felt in some of Israel’s most fragile communities: the mixed Arab-Jewish towns. “In [East] Jerusalem, Jews and Palestinians don’t even buy bread from each other if they don’t w
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