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After migrating from Iraq in the early 1950's, Sima established her restaurant in Mahane Yehuda Market.
People come from all around the country to taste Sima's flavors, including its famous dish: The Jerusalem Mix (pargiot, chicken liver).
🔗 Learn more about Sima's restaurant through the link in our bio!
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Have you ever participated in the Israeli tradition of eating Jachnun on Saturdays?
That is how the Yemenite restaurant Pundak Jachnun began, by serving only for Saturdays.
Eventually, the demand led to an expansion and today, Pundak Jachnun serves an array of Yemenite dishes daily.
Pro-Tip 👉🏻 make sure you enhance your meal with Yelin's famous schug (freshly seasoned hot sauce)
🔗 Learn more about Pundak Jachnun through the link in our bio!
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True Bulgarian food in Israel's port city, Haifa. ⛵
Amongst the shops and stalls of Haifa, Bulgarian trained Chef Shami opened Shamli Grill.
The grill has become a community for Bulgarians in the city as well as a place for visitors to try the famous meatballs and bean soup.
🔗 You can learn more about Shamli Grill through the link in our bio.
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Yakuta offers an all-around Moroccan experience, with endless flavorful dishes served on earthenware pots and surrounded by North African decor. 🇲🇦
Yakuta also provides a personalized experience:
Babar, one of Yakuta's owners, started preparing North African cuisine with his parents and grandparents when he was six years old. He believes in preparing each dish to suit the individual customer.
🔗 Click on the link in our bio to learn more about Yakuta.
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Rita Romano spoils her customers day after day with her flavorful, authentic Libyan cuisine. 😋
In the seaside villa neighborhood of Herzliya, Rita's Kitchen serves a buffet of breads, salads, couscous, and most importantly, the traditional Chraime (a spicy, braised fish entree).
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
Hasabich Shel Ovad is argued to have the best Sabich in the world. 🥙
Ovad's famous dish is prepared with the freshest ingredients, rich sauces, and an entertaining atmosphere.
Never tried a Sabich? The dish contains fried eggplant, hard-boiled eggs, salad, and sauce all served in a warm pita. YUM 😋
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
There is a reason Israelis come from all over the country to Chain Nellow. 🍖
Not only is their Romanian kebab well known and loved, the restaurant itself has an authentic Romanian feel.
The restaurant is decorated like a Romanian home and its tables are filled with main dishes, salads, and desserts.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
Cafe B'Shuk (Coffee in the Market): it is as simple as that! ☕☕☕
If you are looking for a coffee fix in the Tel Aviv area, the perfected blends created by the shop's original owners is roasted on the daily.
The shop offers many coffee related drinks and items from around the world.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
Time to visit Hodu HaKtana (Little India) in the city Be'er Sheva. 🇮🇳
After years of perfecting his mother's Jewish-Indian recipes, Chanoch Stomker serves authentic Indian cuisine in a unique atmosphere. 🍛
You can enjoy the brilliant flavors on low couches in a comfortable tent for a fully authentic experience.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to download the Israel's Top 100 Ethnic Restaurants eBook.
Visit the luxury hotel that paved the way for modern-Israeli Jerusalem. 💎
The King David Hotel was built in 1931, before the state of Israel was created and filled with buildings of Jerusalem stone.
Not only was this a place for congregating, it set the tone for modern-Jerusalem architecture, being built with local pink limestone.
🔗 You can learn more about The King David through the link in our bio!
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Dating back to 1866, The Drisco Hotel tells the story of its historical location in the American-German Colony of Tel Aviv.
The Drisco presents an authentic glimpse of Tel Aviv's diverse past and present, views of the Tel Aviv beach and skyline, and is perfectly located amongst its crowded markets.
🔗 To learn more about this @leadinghotelsoftheworld affiliated hotel, visit the link in our bio!
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The Norman Hotel is the ideal bend of antique & luxury. The historic buildings from the 1920's include...
🍸 The Library Bar
💎 50+ Luxury Rooms and Suites
🌊 Rooftop Infinity Pool
🧆 Mediterranean Cuisine at its finest
🧘 Wellness Treatments and courses
... right in the heart of Tel Aviv
🔗 Learn more about The Norman and its history through the link in our bio!
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When was the last time you took a tour of Jerusalem? 👀
This city is both growing in modern buildings while constantly discovering new archaeological finds from its past.
If it's been awhile since you paid a visit you should consider touring all parts of the city.
Aren't able to travel to Jerusalem?
🔗 Visit the link in our bio for virtual tours!
Did you know Jerusalem is home to one of the world's leading museums?
The Israel Museum in Jerusalem houses archaeological finds, fine arts, as well as wings dedicated to Jewish art and culture. 🖼️🏺✡️
One of the highlights of the museum is the Shrine of the Book which houses the oldest biblical manuscripts in the world.
Unable to visit the museum in person?
🔗 Visit the link in our bio for virtual tours of the museum's extensive collection!
Have you ever heard of the Chayei Sarah Shabbat in Hebron?
The Torah portion that is read every fall commemorates the death of Sarah, the biblical matriarch.
Every year, there is an estimated 40-50 thousand Jews from around the world who gather in the ancient city of Hebron for this occasion.
This year, the Shabbat falls on October 28th.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio for more information on this event!
🔥 Midburn 🔥, known as Israel's "Burning Man" festival is an uplifting and exciting experience.
The 5-day event is known for its expressions of spirituality, creativity, and community and is full of art and music. All of this is experienced in the open desert air.
Pro-Tip 👉 Don't miss the final night of the festival where the art and statue displays are set aflame and burned.
🔗 You can learn more about the festival starting today through the link in our bio!
Did you know ⁉️ the Negev desert includes 3 breathtaking canyons?
Less than a couple of hours from Tel Aviv or Jerusalem, the Negev is perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors.
Pro-Tip 👉 no matter where you stop in the Negev, make sure you take in either the sunrise or sunset. It is UNREAL! ☀️
🔗 Download the "Israel's Top Tourist Destinations" e-book through the link in our bio!
As winter approaches, the beaches of Eilat stay warm year-round.
This is what you can expect when visiting Israel's southernmost city:
🐪 beach and desert views all within a short distance
🐬 world renowned scuba-diving and underwater adventures
💳 tax-free luxury shopping
🔗 Download the "Israel's Top Tourist Destinations" e-book through the link in our bio!
World Jewish Travel wishes you a Happy Hannukah! 🕎
No matter where you are celebrating in the world, we hope you have an enjoyable and meaningful holiday season!
🔗 If you haven't checked out our listed Hannukah events yet, visit the link in our bio!
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We've got you covered when it comes to Hannukah! 🕎
Check out our list of communal Hanukkah lightings in major cities around the globe. Some may even come with Sufganiyot on the side! 🍩
🔗 You can find the link in our bio!
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Today, Yom Sigd, is an Israeli national holiday. 🇪🇹 🇮🇱
This holiday of the Ethiopian Jewish community marks the renewal of the covenant between the Jewish people, G-d, and Torah .
In the past, this time of self and communal reflection held a strong focus on the Ethiopian Jewish community being worthy to return to Israel.
Today, Yom Sigd is a national Israeli holiday where the many members of the Ethiopian Jewish community who have returned to Israel gather in Jerusalem and connect to the Torah, roots, and culture.
Have you ever heard of the Chayei Sarah Shabbat in Hebron?
The Torah portion that is read every fall commemorates the death of Sarah, the biblical matriarch.
Every year, there is an estimated 40-50 thousand Jews from around the world who gather in the ancient city of Hebron for this occasion.
This year, the Shabbat falls on October 28th.
🔗 Visit the link in our bio for more information on this event!
You may have attended Shabbat dinners in your life, but none will compare to the Shabbat Project in Kohav Yair this October 22nd. 🕯️🕯️
This Shabbat dinner connects Jews from around the world through dining, spirituality, and the joys of Shabbat.
🌎 Not in Israel? The Shabbat Project organizes meals around the world waiting to welcome you.
🔗 You can find more information on the Shabbat Project through the link in our bio!
Happy Yom Ha'Aliyah: the day we celebrate Jews who immigrated to Israel in the past 150 years! 🇮🇱
From David Ben Gurion's arrival at Jaffa Port over 100 years ago...
to Operations Moses, Joshua, and Solomon carrying Jews from Ethiopia...
to the new generation of North American immigrants...
this day marks the connection of Jews from around the world. 🌎
🔥 Midburn 🔥, known as Israel's ""Burning Man"" festival is an uplifting and exciting experience.
The 5-day event is known for its expressions of spirituality, creativity, and community and is full of art and music. All of this is experienced in the open desert air.
Pro-Tip 👉 Don't miss the final night of the festival where the art and statue displays are set aflame and burned.
🔗 You can learn more about this October 25th festival through the link in our bio!
Every week is an opportunity to experience the welcoming of Shabbat in Safed Old City! 🕯️🕯️
Did you know there are 28 active synagogues in the Old City?
Each one is unique in its beauty and historical significance.
On our site, the free Safed eBook, contains 8 excellent choices for places to experience the musical Kabbalat Shabbat (Welcoming of the Sabbath)
🔗 You can download the Safed eBook through the link in our bio.
It's early fall, which means the atmosphere in Israel is filled with preparations for the Jewish New Year! 🍎🍯😋
Even at the Kotel, all walks of Jewish life are gathering for the special Selichot prayers held the month before Rosh Hashanah.
Visit our new blog through the link in our bio to learn more about this coming month's festivities.