My Word: Forgotten refugees and the proud Mizrahi heritage
Of all the things that unnecessarily divide Israeli and Diaspora Jewry, one of the most striking is the perception that talking (or cursing) in Yiddish is the main sign of a shared cultural heritage.
A man enters the Babylonian Jewry Heritage Center in Or Yehuda.(photo credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)ByLIAT COLLINS