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The Shabbat Table: How Ancient Rituals Shape Modern Israeli Cuisine

The Shabbat Table: How Ancient Rituals Shape Modern Israeli Cuisine

From Yemenite s'chug to Persian rice with tahdig, the Israeli Friday-night table is a living mosaic of the diaspora — and its culinary memory.

Miriam Levi · Jun 28, 2026

Jerusalem Film Festival Opens with a Haunting World Premiere

Jerusalem Film Festival Opens with a Haunting World Premiere

The 43rd Jerusalem Film Festival opens this evening with the world premiere of a feature by first-time director Dina Amir — a haunting portrait of three generations of a Mizrahi family in Jaffa.

Rachel Avigdor · Jun 28, 2026