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Were the original Hanukkah latkes really ricotta pancakes from Italy? – The Times of Israel

| December 29, 2019

This Hanukkah, perhaps you might want to hold off on the potatoes, the applesauce, and the sour cream, and instead think about ricotta cheese specifically, ricotta cheese pancakes from southern Italy, which might be the original Hanukkah latke, or traditional fried potato pancake.

Celebration Set for Boyle Heights on Final Night of Hanukkah – MyNewsLA.com

| December 29, 2019

Share this article: Free public menorah lighting ceremonies will be held at various locations in Los Angeles County Sunday to mark the final night of Hanukkah, including in Boyle Heights, once the main center of Jewish life on the West Coast. Chanukah on the Eastside, will be held from 7-10 p.m. at Boyle Heights History Tours, 2026 E.

A vainikas journey around the world – The Hindu

| December 29, 2019

Nirmala Rajasekars camaraderie is her strength, be it a concert or conversation. Her passion for music comes through when she talks

Spain and California find common ground at El Lopo wine bar – The Jewish News of Northern California

| December 29, 2019

Food coverageis supported by a generous donation from Susan and Moses Libitzky. For many people, the point of foreign travel is to expand horizons and see things in a new way. Thats how it was for Daniel Azarkman on a 2006 trip to Spain, when his horizons expanded specifically around the countrys cuisine

The Fascinating History and Political Lives of Jews in Iran – CounterPunch

| December 29, 2019

On December 14, 2019, a white male entered the Nessah Synagogue in Beverly Hills, vandalizing the sanctuary.

Anti-Defamation League Reward Offered To Fight NYC Attacks – Patch.com

| December 29, 2019

From CBS New York: NEW YORK CITY Another attack on a Jewish man in New York City has prompted the Anti-Defamation League to offer a $10,000 reward for information leading to a conviction.

10 hate crimes that shattered 2019, 10 angels who put it back together – The Jerusalem Post

| December 29, 2019

2019 has been a year marred by a number of targeted mass shootings around the world, leaving minority populations reeling from the hate flung their way. But in the face of such darkness, it has also produced some remarkable moments of outstanding courage and determination not to let hate win. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) have listed their the top ten moments of hope and hate this year, with mass shootings in El Paso, Texas Christchurch, New Zealand, and Jersey City topping the list; mass shootings account for half of the hate list

The Tell: This year in Jewish politics was bananas – JTA News

| December 29, 2019

Here are three events worth watching in 2020: March 2:Israel goes to the ballot for the third time in a year. Voting coincides with the second day of the annual policy conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. Netanyahu, if he is still acting prime minister, will likely not speak at AIPAC because of the election

Top Researchers, Cultural Sensations And Star Athletes: The Most Influential Israelis Of 2019 | People – NoCamels – Israeli Innovation News

| December 29, 2019

NoCamels is proud to present its third annual list of Israelis whove made a big splash on the global stage this year.

Egypt to Reopen Historic Synagogue in Alexandria – Algemeiner

| December 28, 2019

The interior of the Eliyahu HaNavi synagogue in Alexandria, Egypt. Photo: World Monuments Fund. The Egyptian government confirmed on Friday that it will reopen a historic synagogue in the city of Alexandria next month.


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