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Shakshuka. (Rafram Chaddad)
Jewish food tells the story of immigrants, not of Israeli nationalism
Jewish food has always been a way to demonstrate how Jewish immigrants and refugees mixed and integrated into different societies. So how did it all of a sudden become ‘Israeli?’ By Rafram Chaddad Tablet Magazine released last week a list of “the most Jewish foods,” in which editors Gabriella Gershenson and Alana Newhouse invite “us,” the…
By +972 Magazine March 9, 2018
A Muslim woman and her daughter attend the vigil in honor of Yoav Hattab, Tunis, January 17, 2015. (photo: Houda Mzioudet)
In Tunisia, Muslims and Jews come together to honor Paris victim
A vigil in honor of Yoav Hattab, who was killed in the terrorist attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris, brought together Tunisians of all faiths to Tunis’ Grand Synagogue. Together they formed a united against all forms of terrorism and extremism. By Houda Mzioudet TUNIS — Approximately 200 people gathered Saturday night at the Grand…
By +972 Magazine January 18, 2015
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