Kreisberg: Wildcats for Israel deserved a seat at the table
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Like many religions and cultures, Judaism brings people together through food. When my cousins sleep over, we transform leftover challah into French toast. On trips to Florida to visit relatives, my extended family always breaks bread — or more realistically pita — at Motek, an Israeli restaurant. Even on Christmas Day, our craving for Chinese...
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Kreisberg: Wildcats for Israel deserved a seat at the table
Like many religions and cultures, Judaism brings people together through food. When my cousins sleep over, we transform leftover challah into French toast. On trips to Florida to visit relatives, my extended family always breaks bread — or more realistically pita — at Motek,...
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