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ANU Museum Celebrates Aliyah Day With Focus on Food and Immigrant Experiences
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The ANU Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv is holding an Aliyah Day event on Sunday, October 18, focusing on the role of food in immigrant experiences and contributions to Israel. The "Oleh Oleh" initiative, in its third year, includes food stalls, film screenings, guided tours, and personal stories from immigrants. Organized with Nefesh B’Nefesh and other partners, the event aims to celebrate immigrants' integration into Israeli society.
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- The ANU Museum in Tel Aviv is celebrating Aliyah Day on Sunday, October 18, with an event focused on food and immigrant experiences.
- The event, titled "Oleh Oleh," is in its third year and is organized with Nefesh B’Nefesh and other support organizations.
- Activities include a food market, film screenings of immigration journeys, and guided tours exploring food's connection to culture.
- Immigrants will share personal stories about making Israel their home, followed by a live performance and folk dancing.
- ANU CEO Oded Revivi stated the event recognizes immigrants as partners in shaping Israeli society.
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