Falafel
Why falafel is at the heart of Israel’s 'Operation Dugo' Holocaust remembrance
Operation Dugo grew out of David “Dugo” Leitner’s personal tradition of eating falafel every January 18, the date linked to the start of the Auschwitz death marches in 1945.
In the Kitchen with Henny: Shuk-style celebration
We went out for falafel with NIS 20 – and in these cities, we got change
Five simple ingredients: Authentic falafel made at home
Jerry Seinfeld spotted at Tel Aviv’s ‘best’ falafel shop
Jerry Seinfield, one of the most famous Jewish comedians of all time, is scheduled to perform at Tel Aviv’s Menorah Mivtachim Arena on Saturday night.
Pita perfect
Why is it then that most home bakers find it hardest to duplicate these famous, staple breads in their own kitchen?
Poll: Ahead of Independence Day, 84% are proud to be Israeli
Independence Day poll finds Israelis love their falafel, aren’t very happy with politicians and would like to share a beer with Shimon Peres.
My Visceral Israel
Film: More a farce than a satire
Facing down a nuclear Iran with laughs and falafel
If you’re talking turkey...
You might be trying out one of the capital’s dozens of shwarma joints
More than a vendor
Remembering the patriarch of ‘Felafel Ovadia’
Yalla Peace: Falafel, fences and Syria
Is the Assad regime really the ‘champion’ of the Palestinian cause when it oppresses its own people?
Jerusalem gets dancing for equality
200 women dance in downtown Jerusalem to protest discrimination against women.
Long live the Falafel King
The startling authenticity with which Sara Shilo manages to evoke her characters’ lives in 1980s Ma’alot is no accident, the novelist says.
