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Shavout Under Quarantine and Civil Unrest
Gregory Smith
June 2, 2020
Shavuot was to mark the first cautious steps toward freedom.
A vision for an oasis in the desert: Timna Park
Jewish Journal
August 17, 2016
Three decades ago, a man from Milwaukee looked out at a lonely stretch of the Negev desert in southern Israel and decided to create something seemingly impossible: a tourism draw.
A food tour of Israel’s cities
Jewish Journal
May 16, 2016
Mediterranean cuisine is consumed with gusto all over the world. While many dishes commonly enjoyed in Israel originate elsewhere, things like hummus, falafel, kibbeh, and shakshuka have been adopted into Israeli tradition with the recent advent of “foodie-ism” by chefs all over the country.
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