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...he Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles]] |access-date=2019-10-01}}</ref> Libyan-Jewish immigrants have popularized the dish in [[Israeli cuisine|Israel]]. *[[Cuisine of the Mizrahi Jews]] ...

...vist. He made [[aliyah]] to [[Israel]] in 1949, and became chairman of the Libyan Community Committee. He also joined the [[National Religious Party]], and w [[Category:Libyan educators]] ...

Isaac Guetta was born in [[Tripoli, Libya]], into a family tracing back to [[Jews]] who arrived in the [[Near East]] from [[Huete, Spain]]. He spent a signif [[Category:18th-century Sephardi Jews]] ...

...is commonly prepared by [[Tunisian Jews]], [[Libyan Jews]], and [[Italian Jews]], among others, for the [[high holidays]] such as [[Rosh Hashanah]] and fo ...rdic Jews continue to make bolo to this day. It is also eaten by [[Persian Jews]] as well, who call it bulu.<ref>{{cite web |title=PASI-tively Delicious! | ...

*[[2011 Libyan uprising]] *[[History of the Jews in Libya]] ...

| dfens = [[Alitalia]] staff and crew members, Libyan secret police In June 1967, an [[anti-Jewish]] [[pogrom]] took place in the [[Libyan]] city of [[Tripoli, Libya|Tripoli]]. ...

...[1970 FIFA World Cup]], Israel's only world cup appearance. His family was Libyan Jew from [[Tripoli, Libya|Tripoli]] ([[Libya]]). [[Category:Libyan Jews]] ...

| founded_by = [[Maghrebi Jews|Libyan and Moroccan Jews]] [[Category:Libyan-Jewish culture in Israel]] ...

He was involved in helping other Libyan Jews who had made aliyah, and in 1949 he was amongst the founders of moshav [[Ha [[Category:Libyan Jews]] ...

| slogan = ''"Freedom and democracy for the Libyan people"'' | predecessor = [[Libyan Freedom and Democracy Campaign]] ...

...zira]]'s breakaway faction, Tami, which was largely composed of [[Sephardi Jews]]. He was [[1981 Israeli legislative election|re-elected]] on the Tami list [[Category:Libyan Jews]] ...

.... This kind of food is known throughout [[Tunisian cuisine|Tunisia]] and [[Libyan cuisine|Libya]]. Its history goes back a long way, and travellers and nomad ...d Howira in [http://libyanfood.blogspot.com/2010/08/bseisa-and-howira.html Libyan Food Blog]</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19990302050951/http://www ...

| founded_by = [[Libyan Jews]] [[Category:Libyan-Jewish culture in Israel]] ...

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{{Short description|Libyan holiday currently named Friendship Day}} ...he 1948–67 [[Jewish exodus from the Muslim world#Libya|departure of Libyan Jews]] was also celebrated.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Wells|first=Audrey|url=https:// ...

| founded_by = [[History of the Jews in Libya|Libyan Jews]] ...Frankish. The narrative tells that on every [[Erev Shabbat|Shabbat Eve]], Jews and Muslims light candles on the tomb of Rabbi [[Eleazar ben Arach]], a [[T ...

...afusa Mountains]] in [[Libya]], and are commonly referred to as '''Gharyan Jews'''. These communities no longer exist today.<ref name=kebla>Ken Blady, ''Je ...icle/25/?e=-------en-20--1--img-txIN%7ctxTI--------------1 "The Troglodyte Jews of the Sahara"] (translated from the French of N. Slousch), ''⁨⁨The Ref ...

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...Jewish]] of [[Libyan Jews|Libyan-Jewish]], [[Turkish-Jewish]], and [[Greek Jews|Greek-Jewish]] descent. [[Category:Israeli Sephardi Jews]] ...