Israeli Food
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Famous Israelis
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These fried chickpea balls are often served in pita.

Falafel

100

This very salty body of water makes floating easy.

Dead Sea

100

This Hebrew word means hello, goodbye, and peace.

Shalom

100

These are the two colors on Israel’s flag.

Blue and white

100

This Israeli actress played Wonder Woman.

Gal Gadot

200

This creamy dip is made from chickpeas and tahini.

Hummus

200

This sea along Israel’s western coast is known for its beaches.

Mediterranean Sea

200

This is the Hebrew word for “thank you.”

Toda

200

This six-pointed symbol appears in the center of Israel’s flag.

Star of David

200

This Israeli singer won Eurovision in 2018 with “Toy.”

Netta Barzilai

300

This dish features eggs cooked in a spiced tomato sauce.

shakshuka

300

This large desert covers much of southern Israel.

Negev Desert

300

Say this Hebrew expression to mean “good morning.”

boker tov

300

This weekly day of rest begins Friday at sunset.

Shabbat

300

This woman served as Israel’s first female prime minister.

Golda Meir

400

This sandwich combines fried eggplant, hard-boiled eggs, and pita.

Sabich

400

This freshwater lake is also called Lake Kinneret.

Sea of Galilee

400

This Hebrew phrase means “all is well” or “everything’s okay.”

Hakol beseder

400

This seven-branched lamp appears on Israel’s national emblem.

Menorah

400

This leader became Israel’s first prime minister in 1948.

David Ben-Gurion

500

This sesame paste is used in dips, sauces, and dressings.

Tahini

500

This southern resort city sits on the Red Sea.

Eilat

500

What is the Hebrew word for “school”?

Beit sefer

500

The name of Israel’s national anthem, “Hatikvah,” means this in English.

The Hope

500

This Israeli astronaut flew aboard the space shuttle Columbia in 2003

Ilan Ramon

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