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Museum Event Celebrates Immigrants' Contributions to Israel

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Israel Celebrates Immigrant Contributions with Food and Culture Event

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ANU, Museum of the Jewish People is hosting "Oleh, Oleh" on October 18 to celebrate Aliyah Day and honor immigrants to Israel. The event in Tel Aviv will feature an immigrant food fair, archival film screenings, and roundtable discussions in multiple languages. Organized with Nefesh B’Nefesh and others, the event highlights how food connects diverse communities and immigrants' contributions to Israeli society.

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  • ANU Museum and Nefesh B’Nefesh host "Oleh, Oleh" on October 18 to celebrate immigrants.
  • The event features an immigrant food fair with diverse dishes like schnitzel and alfajores.
  • Programs will be offered in English, Spanish, Russian, and French.
  • Roundtable discussions will allow immigrants to share their experiences.
  • The event aims to showcase immigrants' contributions and unifying role in Israel.

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