Jews in vietnam
From Tel Aviv to Hanoi: Why Vietnam is emerging as a new Israeli travel favorite
Among the many reasons to visit are the country’s beauty spots. In truth, an entire article could be dedicated to Vietnamese dishes, and I would still struggle to do it justice.
Middle Israel: Lessons from Israel’s most forgotten war
Delicious Vietnamese
Grumpy Old Man: Frienemies -A complicated story
Hummus in Hanoi: Israeli chef brings Middle Eastern cuisine to Vietnam
The menu has Israeli favorites like hummus, falafel and shakshuka alongside American burgers and rib-eye steaks as well as Tunisian salmon stew and “fancy pants pizza.”
Netanyahu urges Vietnam to alter anti-Israel voting pattern as trade ties grow
Israel's current level of trade with Vietnam is four times its trade with Norway, more than twice the amount of trade with Austria, and also exceeds trade with Sweden by $200m.
Israeli-Vietnamese commercial milking venture nears completion
The enormous TH Milk facility will be capable of generating 9,300 liters of milk annually.
The High Holy Days, 1966
Why do American rabbis enter the chaplaincy, and what was their role during the Vietnam war?
