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Israelis Flock to Iconic Eateries to Break Yom Kippur Fast
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First reported by Haaretz · 7 hours ago
What happened
Iconic Israeli eateries, from bakeries in Jaffa and Jerusalem to shawarma stands in Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan, and breakfast spots like Benedict, see massive crowds immediately after the Yom Kippur fast ends. Ice cream parlors are also a popular choice for a sweet treat.
- 01Israelis celebrate the end of Yom Kippur by flocking to popular food establishments.
- 02Iconic bakeries in Jaffa and Jerusalem are major post-fast destinations.
- 03Shawarma restaurants experience high demand for protein-rich meals.
- 04Breakfast chains offer a gentler way to break the fast.
- 05Ice cream shops provide a sweet and refreshing end to the holiday.
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