把猶太新年過得很「台」｜猶太人的新年習俗｜Ein Kerem 走春【以色列生活倒數】EP12

This week in Israel was Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah)! To ensure a prosperous year ahead—what in Chinese we’d call 年年有餘 (“abundance every year”)—Jews also have the custom of eating fish during the New Year, and not just any fish, but a whole one with its head and tail intact. Why is that? And what other interesting Jewish New Year traditions are there? You’ll find out all about them in this video—don’t miss it! If you’re curious about life in Israel or want to experience the beauty of different cultures with us, make sure to subscribe to our channel and join us on this amazing journey! We’re Eric and Catherine, and we’ve been living in Israel for a while now. As our time here is coming to an end, we wanted to capture these precious memories on video and share with you all the fun experiences, cultural moments, and little everyday stories from our life here. Time really flies—this is already our twelfth video since we started posting weekly! If you’re curious about life in Israel or just want to experience the charm of a different culture with us, hit that subscribe button and join us on this journey before it wraps up! For more photos and stories, follow us on social media ♡ Facebook ►   / hunghungfromtw   Instagram ►   / hunghungfromtw   0:00 Introduction 1:30 Rosh Hashanah Traditions 6:03 Holiday Dinner from the Heart Sandwich Café 9:50 The First Sabbath After a Bar Mitzvah 13:18 How Hard Is It to Find Dumplings in Israel? 14:59 Making Pineapple Cakes from Scratch 16:42 Spring Outing to Ein Kerem 20:40 Closing Remarks 21:40 Sataf Scenic Viewpoint #Israel #Jerusalem #DailyLife #MiddleEastLife