At the corner of Rambam Street and Nahalat Binyamin in Tel Aviv stands an edifice designed by one of the city’s seminal architects. This building

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The following films were shown at the 13th New York Sephardic Film Festival, cosponsored by the American Sephardi Federation/Sephardic House and the Yeshiva University Museum. 

Gluten Insensitivity The recipe for Flourless Banana Chiffon Cake in the April/May issue (“Season to Taste: Why Is This Dessert Different?”) is misleading with regard

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