The New York Times travel section featured a delicious review of my city. They declared that the people, food, buildings, the beach and weather were all beautiful. It made me want to visit. Oops, I already live here.
I paraphrased the words of author Etgar Keret ( author of the Nimrod Flipout) for my headine. He said, “Tel Aviv is where the synagogue meets the Sushi Bar. He also described Israel as” half Iran, half California.” Check out his work. He is considered the voice of Young Israel.
He is right about the sushi bars. For some odd reason, Tel Aviv has alot of sushi bars; the third most per capita in the world.
