The Kibbitzer Photo Album XXIII

Let's take a stroll down memory lane to the Israeli falafel joint and the traditional Jewish American butcher, Israeli games that educate Jewish children about how to gamble, with the Kibbitzer's pictures of laughter from last month. We want to thank David Kilimnick for sharing his potential Shidduchs with us.

The Falafel of Eitan. Israelis are very possessive of their falafel. Even when they have a shop, they don't like to share it… That's Eitan. Standing over them while they eat. Making sure they don't run away with his falafel.

Lotto, put out by the Israeli lottery as a gateway game, much more effective than Dreidel. The game focuses on holidays and prepares your five-year-old to play the lottery, in hopes that they will win be able to afford holiday food. Matzah and cheesecake are very expensive nowadays.

Thirty-year-old I met on JDate... Her profile said she was thirty.

That’s how they used to smoke meat... Note. The butchers used to hang the meat. This way you knew it was chicken. (photo: Library of Congress)