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By Ariel Rosenthal, Orly Peli-Bronshtein and Dan Alexander
Published 2019
East Jerusalem restaurant owner Hassan al-Baghdadi still uses a mortar and pestle to make his hummus. “Hummus? It’s God’s!” he says.
Ibrahim Abu el-Hawa from a-Tur on Mount of Olives opens his heart, home, and hostel to all. He believes in people and God, not borders or religions.
Eating hummus, 1935. 216 Photo Elia, Jerusalem
At Merkaz Hafalafel Hateimani (The Yemenite Falafel Center), falafel is served with a kick of spicy zhug sauce and wrapped in the traditional lahuh flatbread.
For generations, the Akramawi family passes down their hummus secrets in their restaurant by the Old 256 City’s Damascus Gate.
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