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Israeli Cuisine

Israeli cuisine. Hands taking forshmak with black rye bread decorated with parsley close-up. National Jewish herring dish, middle eastern culture. Traditional snack vorschmack made of fish fillet.

Israeli Cuisine

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Created 05 May 2022
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