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Meyer Harroch
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Publisher, New York Jewish Travel Guide
New York
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Dining Experiences , Jewish Heritage , Cultural Destinations , Premier International Hotels, Promoting Luxury Travel , Global Tourism, Airlines , Cruises, Cultural Sites
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By Meyer Harroch Verified| The Jewish Link of New Jersey Verified The New York Jewish Travel Guide had the privilege of interviewing Rabbi Mendi Sudakevich, the leader of Chabad Lubavitch of Japan in Tokyo, to gain insights into Jewish life and communities in Japan. Here is an edited version of the interview for clarity:Rabbi Sudakevich, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Could you please tell us a bit about yourself? What led you to Japan, and how long have you been here? Certainly. I’m Rabbi Mendi Sudakevich, originally from Israel.
By Meyer Harroch Verified| The Times of Israel Verified Cuba, a tropical paradise with stunning beaches and lush landscapes, offers more than just beauty. Its rich culture, vibrant history, and nostalgic charm make it unique. From Havana’s lively streets to the serene countryside, locals share their love for their country and the US, embracing visitors with warmth and pride. Cuba is a place where time seems to stand still, offering an unforgettable experience. Cuba enchants visitors with its vibrant history, art, and energy.
By Meyer Harroch Verified, Jewish Guide| New York Jewish Travel Guide Verified Cuba is a land of living traditions, where spirituality and culture intertwine in vibrant expressions of heritage. For visitors seeking to uncover unique ancient rituals and captivating customs, three traditions stand out as deeply emblematic of the island’s soul. Each November, the ceiba tree at El Templete in Havana becomes the focal point of a silent, reflective walk, honoring the city’s foundation and invoking blessings for the future.
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New York Jewish Travel Guide
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