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Iraqi Jewish Cuisine: Kubba, T'bit, and the Flavors of Babylon
From kubba dumplings and Shabbat t'bit to amba and masgouf fish, Iraqi Jewish cuisine carries the flavors of the oldest diaspora community in Jewish history.
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Yemenite Jewish Cuisine: Jachnun, Zhug, and the Flavors of Ancient Arabia
From overnight jachnun and flaky malawach to fiery zhug and fragrant hawaij, Yemenite Jewish cuisine is one of the most distinctive and beloved food traditions in Israel.
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Mizrahi Music: How Eastern Sounds Conquered Israel
Once dismissed by Israel's cultural establishment, Mizrahi music — rooted in Arabic maqam scales, oud, and darbuka — went from the margins to the mainstream to become Israel's dominant popular sound.
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