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在food culture in israel這個產品中，有3篇Facebook貼文，粉絲數超過2,451的網紅Hkblogger，也在其Facebook貼文中提到， Not a food post because they are not food! This #mimouna table is a traditional passover celebration with a wide range of sweet and savoury dishes, al...
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Not a food post because they are not food! This #mimouna table is a traditional passover celebration with a wide range of sweet and savoury dishes, along with some #mofletta, a #jewish thin crepe that's cooked by layering the crepes all in the same pan sheet by sheet
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God’s hand is all over Esther’s story of promotion from an ordinary Jewish orphan girl, to the queen of the mighty Persian empire.

To replace Vashti, a beauty pageant was to be prepared and conducted, to see which young woman would win the king’s heart.

“So it came about when the king’s command and his decree were proclaimed and when many young women were gathered together in the citadel of Susa into the custody of Hegai, that Esther was taken to the king’s palace [and placed] in the custody of Hegai, who was in charge of the women. Now the young woman pleased Hegai and found favor with him. So he quickly provided her with beauty preparations and her [portion of] food, and he gave her seven choice maids from the king’s palace; then he transferred her and her maids to the best place in the harem.” ‭‭(ESTHER‬ ‭2:8-9‬ ‭AMP‬‬)

Many young women were entered into the pageant, the competition was intense. With so many beautiful women gathered together in the same space, tensions, jealousy and envy must have burned at an all-time high.

However, the Bible does not depict Esther as being caught up in any drama or palace politics.

It feels like she just minded her own business and was restful about the whole thing.

The favor that she received from the eunuch Hegai appears to be supernatural too—God’s hand in this is evident in the “seven choice maids”, as 7 is the number of God’s perfection.

Are you in a situation where there are lots of competitors, many of them just as talented as you, and you need an edge over them?

Rely on God to grant you favor like He did for Esther.
God can turn the heart of a person of influence in your favor if you will trust in Him.

I personally believe that Esther was a believer in the God of Israel, that she would have prayed for her needs.

She would most likely have prayed for God’s favor in the beauty pageant, and her faith in His provision can explain why she never seems to participate in any scheming or politicking.

Look at the opulent way in which each young woman in the beauty pageant was prepared for the king:

“Now when it was each young woman’s turn to go before King Ahasuerus, after the end of her twelve months under the regulations for the women--for the days of their beautification were completed as follows: six months with oil of myrrh and six months with [sweet] spices and perfumes and the beauty preparations for women-- then the young woman would go before the king in this way: anything that she wanted was given her to take with her from the harem into the king’s palace. In the evening she would go in and the next morning she would return to the second harem, to the custody of Shaashgaz, the king’s eunuch who was in charge of the concubines. She would not return to the king unless he delighted in her and she was summoned by name.” ‭‭(ESTHER‬ ‭2:12-14‬ ‭AMP‬‬)

12 is the number of covenant relationship (twelve tribes of Israel, twelve disciples of Jesus) and 6 is the number of man (Man was made on the sixth day of creation, and 666 represents a man [antichrist] in his most depraved form, alienated from God’s nature).

In our covenant relationship with God (12-month beautification process), we depend on His favor, but that doesn’t mean that we do nothing and just sit there waiting for God to drop what we need from the sky.

There’s still a part where we have to walk, believing that His favor will flow in our lives as we are on the go.
His favor causes what we do to prosper and succeed.

Hence, the 6 months of oil of myrrh and 6 months of perfume.

Depending on God’s favor doesn’t mean that you only wait for the supernatural and miraculous and totally abandon the natural.

Esther still went through the beautification process like everybody else.

I’m sure she didn’t say “God is on my side and will grant me favor to win even without all this. I’m not even going to bathe or brush my teeth to prove that it’s all God’s favor!”

No, God can also use natural things to accomplish His purposes. The key is to be led by the Holy Spirit—do what He tells us to do. That’s godly wisdom.

So please carry on brushing your teeth, using moisturizer, whatever beauty products, and if your doctor has prescribed you medicine, carry on taking it unless God has clearly spoken to you that you don’t need to.

Now, read the following passage carefully because it reveals Esther’s secret of receiving God’s favor:

“Now as for Esther, the daughter of Abihail the uncle of Mordecai who had taken her in as his [own] daughter, when her turn came to go in to the king, she requested nothing except what Hegai the king’s eunuch [and attendant] who was in charge of the women, advised. And Esther found favor in the sight of all who saw her. So Esther was taken to King Ahasuerus, to his royal palace in the tenth month, that is, the month of Tebeth (Dec-Jan), in the seventh year of his reign. Now the king loved Esther more than all the other women, and she found favor and kindness with him more than all the [other] virgins, so that he set the royal crown on her head and made her queen in the place of Vashti.” ‭‭(ESTHER‬ ‭2:15-17‬ ‭AMP‬‬)

The name of Esther’s father Abihail means “The Father is Might”.
Esther relied on God as her might. She didn’t request for anything except for what Hegai the king’s eunuch advised.

In this part of Esther’s story, the eunuch represents the Holy Spirit.
True sons of God are led by the Holy Spirit and not by the Law which requires their own strength and ability.

Esther didn’t rely on her own smarts or understanding, but fully trusted in God to grant her favor:

“Trust in and rely confidently on the LORD with all your heart And do not rely on your own insight or understanding. In all your ways know and acknowledge and recognize Him, And He will make your paths straight and smooth [removing obstacles that block your way].” ‭‭(PROVERBS‬ ‭3:5-6‬ ‭AMP‬‬)

By submitting to God’s authority, she was demonstrating true humility, qualifying her to receive grace:

“Surely He scorns the scornful, But gives grace to the humble.” ‭‭(Proverbs‬ ‭3:34‬ ‭NKJV‬‬)

Esther’s original name is “Hadassah” which means myrtle. The myrtle flower is star-shaped, having five petals.

The name she received later on, Esther, means star.

By relying on God’s favor, the star on earth (myrtle) was elevated to the heavens—from a common foreigner, to royalty in the palace!

In Chinese culture, we love to hear palace stories about how the protagonist goes through storms in life with lots of drama, using his or her intelligence and skills to defeat evil and attain happiness.

Such stories inspire us and make us feel like that person truly deserves the happiness that he or she received in the end.

This is fleshly because it champions man’s own abilities and methods. Oftentimes, such protagonists use underhand strategies that God would frown upon.

However, Esther’s story shows us that it is still possible for a story to be restful, smooth-sailing and still wonderfully inspiring.
It was none of her own smarts or efforts, and all of God’s favor.

You may begin as a star-shaped flower on earth, but when you rely on God’s grace (unmerited favor), the Lord will greatly exalt you in the sight of all—you become a rising star in the heavens to shine for His glory!

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#顛覆你想像中的以色列

第一次來到中東國度既期待又害怕受傷害
剛抵達以色列特拉維夫機場
卻是驚喜連連
首先是被先進前衛充滿層次感的建築設計震攝住
沒有持有回程機票的我深怕海關不會讓我入境
殊不知海關是個以色列冰山美人
俐落的問了我幾個問題就發給我三個月簽證
再來上了機場接駁車
竟發現旁邊的當地人在說著一口流利的普通話
我好奇地問了他
你會講中文？！
他也一臉吃驚的看著我回答的
妳也會說中文？！
(我是哪裡不像了…皮膚太黑嗎 😂
他說他為了挑戰自己跑去中國學中文
一年後目標達成榮耀歸國
現在當中國和台灣團的導遊
他問我一個女生來以色列幹什麼
於是我和他說了我在世界流浪的故事
會來以色列完全是意外沒有任何計畫的
他說他很佩服我的冒險精神
他也曾經和我一樣在亞洲俄羅斯漂泊九個月
於是他邀請我到他的老家以色列北部過猶太新年
我想了一下就一口答應
好啊！反正我也沒有計畫
就這樣突來的驚喜我和猶太家庭共度第5779個新年
他們熱情地招待我傳統道地的料理
魚肉 熱湯 紅酒 和媽媽做的點心
聊著猶太人千年的宗教歷史
完全顛覆了我們對以色列充滿戰亂的刻板印象
現在我悠閒地走在特拉維夫城市的海灘上
看著陽光 沙灘 滿滿的比基尼辣妹和六塊肌帥哥
很難想像這就是那個被負面國際新聞媒體佈滿天的以色列啊！

I was so excited about comig to Israel because I have never been to Middle Eastern country before.
​When I arrived Tel Aviv airport, there was full of surprise.
​I didn't expect the buildig to be modern design but it was completely new and artistic.
​I was worried if I would get reject to enter Israel since I hadn't have a return flight.
​Luckily, the custom was an Israeli beauty.
​She only asked me a few questions and she gave me a three month visa without a return ticket.
​So I got on the airport shuttle bus, I sat down and soonly found out the local guy who was sitting next to me could speak Chinese!
​I was very curious so I spoke to him in Chinese.
Me​: You speak Chinese?
Him​: You speak Chinese too?!
​He was shocked that I also speak Chinese probably because of my dark skin…haha
​He told me he challenged himself to learn how to speak in Chinese so he went to China for a year. He reached his goal and came back to Israel. Now he has his own tour company serving Chinese and Taiwanese group.
​He asked me what I am doing in Israel so I told him about my travel story that comig to Israel wasn't in my plan.
​He told me that he also has travelled around Asia and Russia for 9 months. He really like the adventrous spirit of me!
​He invitied me to celebrate Jewish New Year with his family in the North of Israel where his hometown is.
​I got no plans so why not!
​I was lucky enough to spend the 5779 Jewish New Year with a Jewish family.
​They welcomed me with traditional Jewish food, hot soup, homemade dessert and wine!
​We talked about the ancient Jewish history and culture over thousands years.
​Most of us only know about the negative part of Israel, we never come here and see how actual Israel is like. The media told us only about wars and religion issues to create a stereotype.
​I am now walking on the beach in Tel Aviv watching the sunshine, feeling the desert sands and checking out hot bikini girls and guys with six packs.
​It is hard to believe that this is the Israel that how we imagine it with only bad news.
​You just have to come and see tbe place with your eyes! He that travels far knows much.

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Breakfast in Israel isn’t breakfast without shakshuka, a savory egg dish poached in a pepper-tomato sauce.

Culture Trip’s original video series Hungerlust is a food show that’s not really about food. Hungerlust tracks eight proud locals as they open their kitchens and communities, revealing eight incredibly diverse, culturally important and community-driven dishes, all under the backdrop of some of the world’s most vibrant and culinarily rich cities.

You’ll hear untold family histories and real stories straight from the mouths of these cities’ most knowledgeable people: the locals. Travel from Jerusalem to London to Mexico City and Hong Kong and back; watch proud chefs, bakers and food lovers break bread in Paris, slurp the spiciest ramen in Tokyo, share a fire-kissed stew in Morocco and save one vanishing Austin neighborhood through barbecue. We guarantee you’ll leave hungry.

Satisfy your appetite for the unknown with Hungerlust. Discover more about shakshuka in Jerusalem and stream the full series on http://culturetrip.travel/LF2z6s

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Food doesn't immediately come to mind when we talk about Israel. But the Land of Milk and Honey is aptly called so, because Israeli food culture ...

#46. Israeli Food in LA: Exploring Cultural Significance

Israeli cuisine comprises diverse foods that have crossed their original borders and become vital in the Israeli kitchen.

#47. The Food of Israel (April 2023)

It shouldn't come as a surprise that the food in Israel is linked to the history of Israeli culture. The culinary cuisine of Israel goes back ...

#48. Israeli Cuisine: Don't Call It A Melting Pot

Israeli cuisine is, by its very nature, a cuisine composed of juxtapositions and contradictions. A cuisine from a state that was only born a ...

#49. 10 Best Israeli Foods to Eat in Tel Aviv

Israeli food makes the most of the unique ingredients found in the ... Unlike some dishes associated with Israel that originated in other Middle Eastern cultures ...

#50. What to Eat in Israel: An Israeli Food Guide for Travelers

With this massive wave of immigration came diverse cuisines and cooking traditions. Each group of people quite literally brought something to the table. The ...

#51. Traditional Israeli food you definitely need to try

Israel's culinary traditions comprise cooking methods and foods that span three thousand years of history. These traditions have been shaped over the time by ...

#52. Israeli Food

How has food culture evolved in Israel? What was the Austerity Policy? What has the role of women been in Israeli culinary culture? Discover Israeli Food at ...

#53. Israeli Cuisine: A Melting Pot Of Diverse Cultures

This year celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Independence of Israel. I sat down with HE Ambassador Orna Sagiv to learn about Israeli food culture. As is ...

#54. Eating in Israel: Nationhood, Gender and Food Culture

This book comprehensively explores the relationship between the food culture of Israel and the creation of its national identity.

#55. Traditional Israeli Food and Its Modern American Variations

A Middle Eastern favorite, shawarma is a popular street food in Israel. Thin cuts of lamb, chicken, beef, or mixed meats are stacked on a ...

#56. What is Israeli food? Come find out at the Israeli Cuisine ...

Israel, he said, is an immigrant country, and each immigrant group brings their own culinary traditions with them, either just the Jewish ...

#57. The 25 Best Things I Ate in Israel

You could say that the Israeli food culture is very young, as Israel only became a nation in 1948. But its roots go back thousands of years. If you want to ...

#58. 10 Best Israeli Food Recipes

Israeli street food is an important part of the food culture. Quick bites ...

#59. Religious Influence | Israeli Food Culture - WordPress.com

Religion plays a major role in the food culture of Israel that many people have come to know about but not fully understand. Traditional Jewish men,women, ...

#60. The 25 Best Things I Ate in Israel

By Erin Zimmer. You could say that the Israeli food culture is very young, as Israel only became a nation in 1948. But its roots go ...

#61. Complete Guide: Best Israeli Food | 2023

The hummus found in Israel is something else. It can even be a proper meal on its own. Hummus is strongly present in the food culture and ...

#62. Exploring Israeli Cuisine Through 5 Quintessential Foods

Hummus. No food is more iconic of modern Israeli culture than hummus (more accurately pronounced “WHO-moose”). The chickpea in ...

#63. A Quick History of Israeli Cuisine

Israeli cuisine is composed of many different elements, all influenced by diverse society and cultures. In its early years, the State of Israel faced ...

#64. Hummus and the Organic Food Trend in Israel

9Previous studies have already pointed to hummus as a cultural object that reflects assimilation of otherness and culinary appropriation. Before the ...

#65. All About Israeli Food! | Ilana K. Levinsky - The Blogs

Cultural genocide? Ethnic cleansing you say? You sure? The use of these pejorative epithets in connection with Israeli food is another crafty ...

#66. Israel's Food Culture and what are the best foods to eat in ...

Jachnun is a traditional Yemenite dish. I eat it only on a saturday or Shabbat as u call it in hebrew. It's basically a rolled dough with alot of unhealthy ...

#67. 'Israel's' largest Surface Cultural Heist: Palestinian Cuisine

... America? It is simply because Palestinian food provides the Israeli made-up top-down culture with a distinctive surface cultural identity.

#68. Food and Power: A Culinary Ethnography of Israel

Drawing on ethnography conducted in Israel since the late 1990s, Food and Power considers how power is produced, reproduced, negotiated, and subverted in ...

#69. The Rise of Israeli-American Cuisine

Those attending culinary academy have many opportunities to explore these unique foods and delve into the cultural backgrounds behind them. In ...

#70. Culinary Experience in Israel

Israel cuisine is a rich blend of cultures from within Israel and from far beyond the Jewish diaspora presenting a unique fusion of ...

#71. Understanding Israeli Food Culture | Easy Life

Israel's food culture is almost as diverse as its inhabitants. Being a “melting pot” country, it seems like those migrating to Israel in the past 6 decades ...

#72. The essential ingredients that define Israeli cuisine - 10Best

“Israeli cuisine is a combination of around 100 cultures that have either ended up in Israel, or have been in Israel for the past thousand ...

#73. Israeli Food: The Fusion Continues

The late 1960s was a turning point in Israeli culture and economy, as foreign influences pronouncedly infiltrated and incomes rose. Through the ...

#74. Is There a Truly Israeli Food? | Israel Phenomenology - YouTube

... Israel #Education # Culture. ... Why Food Tech in Israel Will Change YOUR Future | Insights on TBN Israel.

#75. Israeli Food | The Jewish Educator Portal

... Israeli food? What food is authentically “Israeli”? What does Israeli food teach us about Israeli culture and Jewish history? Chloé answers all of these ...

#76. Israel Good Food Guide – modern food from the traditions of old

Freekeh, Wild Wheats & Ancient Grains are re-emerging from our historical, biblical and cultural past as the modern staples, in our quest for healthy eating.

#77. These 10 Facts About Israeli Food Will Amaze You

Israeli food is about more than just falafels and shawarma. From dates, to Aroma coffee, oranges, cinnamon sticks, and everything in between ...

#78. Israeli cuisine Facts for Kids

Israel's culinary traditions comprise foods and cooking methods that span 3000 years of history. ... A more sophisticated food culture in Israel began to develop ...

#79. Israel: More than the Land of Milk and Honey

Thousands of years later, its food is much more complex, representing a mix of cultures and traditions. -By John Jacobs. Ask for authentic Israeli food, and ...

#80. Top 15 Most Popular Israeli Foods You Must-Try

Israel is a hub of incredible and diverse flavours. Israeli street food is the perfect representation of the country's food culture which has ...

#81. Israeli Cuisine Is a Big Hit in Europe. What's Its Secret?

London Is Home to Some 30 Israeli-style Eateries, Vienna Loves a Jerusalem Mixed Grill, Paris Is Embracing Levantine Food and Amsterdam Is ...

#82. Israel's Exploding Culinary Scene: 10+ Foods You Need ...

Before You Go: About Israeli Cuisine. Recommended Books, Shows & Films About Israeli Cuisine & Food Culture: Films: In Search of Israeli Cuisine; Articles ...

#83. The Palestinian and Levantine cuisine that Israel tries to ...

Example: Israeli restaurants profiting from falafel, knefeh or hummus without mentioning their original culture." 'This chickpea puree is not ...

#84. 'Falafel Nation': How Food Helped Create Israeli Culture

Israeli expat Yael Raviv argues in her new book Falafel Nation that food has been an Israeli “marketing tool” since the initial wave of ...

#85. Israel-Palestine: How food became a target of colonial ...

Many Arabs are rightfully outraged at the rebranding of Palestinian dishes as 'Israeli' cuisine in western countries.

#86. Jerusalem: bringing people together through food

The ancient city of Jerusalem is a synthesis of many different cultures, traditions and religions. Food is the undercurrent to the city ... Israeli cuisine should ...

#87. 5 typical dishes to taste on a trip to Israel

At the crossroads of civilisations, Israeli cuisine is decidedly uninhibited. Certain specialities alone are worth a trip to the Holy Land.

#88. Israel's diversity A brief introduction to the cultural ...

The workshop was followed by lunch comprising more than 25 Israeli dishes, showcasing the various flavours and colours of Israeli cuisine.

#89. What to Eat in Israel - Easy Peasy Meals

While as a whole, the Israeli food culture is young, since Israel only became a nation in 1948, the roots of the food go back thousands of years ...

#90. Palestine and Palestinians in Israeli food culture - Sage Journals

In relation to Israeli food culture, the Arab-Palestinian food element was marginalised, blurred and reinterpreted as belonging to the Zionist settlers, or as ...

#91. Food of Jerusalem - 15 Must Try Street Food & Local Dishes

Apart from the traditional and exceptionally scrumptious Israeli food, you will find influences from other cultures such as North Africa, the Mediterranean and ...

#92. The ultimate guide to eating out at a restaurant in Israel

Ten percent is considered mandatory, and in Tel Aviv round it up to 15%. For exceptional service, make it 20. Read more: Travel · Culture; / ...

#93. Who's Afraid of Israeli Food? - Gilead Ini ...

Food, after all, is an expression of history, culture, and tradition. By this token, presenting dishes of Palestinian provenance as “Israeli” ...

#94. Israel food and drink guide

Café culture is huge and there is little that Israelis would rather do than sip lattes or strong Arabic coffee and catch-up in one of the outdoor cafés. Funky, ...

#95. How Israeli food went mainstream

Ashkenazi dishes smelt of persecution, Mizrahi and Sephardi foods were seen as low class poor food from backward cultures. Food itself was a ...

#96. The New Magazine Taking a Different View on Jewish ...

... food culture is something extremely diverse and extremely exciting. ... cultural erasure of the Palestinians in Israel.” “I totally respect ...

#97. Divine Food - Recipes from Israel and Palestine

Divine Food is a collection of recipes from local markets, Arab traditions, the nomadic tribes of the desert, and the hip restaurants of Tel Aviv.

#98. Israeli Cuisine - Rick Steves Classroom Europe

Sitting down with Jewish friends and a view of the Mediterranean, we enjoy a traditional feast and a tour of each dish. It's an edible lesson in Jewish culture, ...

#99. FOOD: ISRAELI CUISINE WITHOUT BORDERS

A Bit of Culture |. 1/3. A Michelin star is one of the greatest achievements to which a chef can aspire. Several Israeli chefs with restaurants around the ...