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Erica Schachne

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Blond Israeli. Voracious bookworm. Royal food taster. 'Jerusalem Post' editor.
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A Shabbat with a view: Falling for Hotel Beit Shmuel, one balcony at a time - review

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By Erica Schachne Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
Living as we do in the heart of the Holy City, my husband Coby and I don’t often spend Shabbat as tourists – preferring shmoozy foodfests with friends and family, and sacking out on our comfy couch with a true crime tell-all (me) or a quirky self-help book (Coby). Yet, we spent the weekend at the newly renovated Beit Shmuel this June – Friday night through Saturday, with all our meals at the hotel – and it was of the more memorable Shabbatot we’ve had in Jerusalem in a while.
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Not your zaide’s kiddush: Jerusalem's young olim are reinventing the Shabbat kiddush

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By Howard Blas, Erica Schachne Verified
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
For young Jerusalemites, mainly olim, the Shabbat kiddush experience is evolving from the in-shul “cholent and herring” of their grandfathers into an important social function. The kiddush serves as an essential weekly “hub” for busy young professionals who are creatively finding post-synagogue, pre-lunch ways to see friends, have a nibble, drink a l’chaim, and maybe even learn a little Torah.
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Panama’s Jewish ambassador wants to bring Israel closer to Latin America

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By Erica Schachne Verified
| Yahoo Verified
PANAMA’S AMBASSADOR Ezra Cohen: Full circle. (Marc Israel Sellem) COHEN’S FATHER in the Israeli army in 1948, right before his capture by Jordanian forces. (photo credit: Courtesy Cohen family) Panama's Ambassador to Israel, Ezra Cohen, shares the deep historical ties between Panama and Israel, highlighting Panama's support for Israel since its inception in 1948.
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