A Scene from ‘Hummus Curry’, an upcoming documentary film describing the lives of Indians living in an all Israeli tourists village in India. In this scene the locals perform a traditional Hindu dance, as part of a special party they have arranged for ‘Rosh Hashana’ – the Israeli New Year.
doing mitzvot and maasim tovim to bring the geula
While India celebrates Hanukkah, we take a look in Delhi where a small group of the Jewish community meets in the rabbi’s house to remember the loved ones lost in the Bombay (Mumbai) terror attacks. Tension is high but the rabbi and his wife are determined to not let it dent their spirit. Their emotions…
One G.od – One Torah – One People
A very important non-Jewish community that had an impact on the Bene Israel was the Christian missionaries. In the eighteenth century many Christian missionaries came to India. Some of them had anthropological interest in India. They began with their own theories about the origins of Bene Israel and other researchers including the Bene Israel themselves…
www.tjctv.com An ancient Sephardic tradition spices up Rosh Hashana dinner. Rahel Musleah, author of “Apples and Pomegranates,” hails from the Bagdadi community in Calcutta, India, and shares her family’s take on the Rosh Hashana seder. MODERN JEWISH MOM is hosted by Meredith Jacobs. Watch more MJM at www.tjctv.com/tjc-original-programming/moder-jewish-mom
indian jewish family c celebrating the event of malida which is residing choir of prophet elijah to whom indian jews belive a lot and reading of torah singin g it with seder of various fruits and the malida made of poha and coconut water the traditional indian jewish food
