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Cats
This cat is getting his daily Matzo!
Jerusalem residents feed and provide water for feral cats
Kippah/Kipa/Kipa/Kipah
Also known as a Yarmulke, a kippah is a brimless cap worn by Jews to fulfill the customary requirement held by Orthodox halachic authorities that the head be covered. Men in Orthodox communities usually wear a kippah at all times. Secular Jews wear one when in a synagogue.
One for every occasion...
Ultra-orthodox Jews wear hats
There are references in the Torah saying to 'make yourself bound tassles on the four corners of clothing with which you cover yourself.' The tassles area called Tzitzis and are there to remind you of God's commandants. The cloth part is worn under a shirt so that only the Tzitzis hang out.
In many traditionnal Jewish communities, married women wear head coverings.
Quiz answers - How'd you Do?
I'm not revealing the ingredients in each - that's you homework!
Labaneh
Tahini Yogurt
Baba Ganush
Syrian olives, hot pepper sauce, pesto (back to front)
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