Israeli Food?

[sulaimanuvais]

Falafel and Hummus has a right to defend themselves, Free Palestine

[Worshiper]

They're tired of eating beans direct from can.

[janetlelham]

Don’t be amazed, thieves are thieves.

[Ibnyafa]

A thief is a thief, plain and simple, weather its land or food, or music or culture. I even saw a website where Israelis were wearing the kufiyeh (Palestinian scarf) and claiming it was Israeli

[uzzyali]

Thieves will always be Thieves nothing now and it will not change

[thejosh]

Mizrahi Jews that lived in Arab states for centuries that were expelled by Muslims went to Israel and brought their culture and cuisine with them. The are also Arabs that live in Israel and are therefore part of the culture of Israel. It's not difficult to understand.

[a.s]

stealing the land is disgusting, but stealing the food is another level of disgusting

[malcolmx]

Lol. I swear to God, i mention this long time ago when i saw an Israeli restaurant selling flfel and shawerma as an Israeli food. I told my wife this an occupied menu

[salamyaya]

I'm Iraqi and we have this food too such as Hummus, Falafel, Shawarma.

[IBN--KHALID]

Even the food got Israeled???

🇵🇸 #FreePalestine 🇵🇸

[ActualHonestReporting]

“I’ll have a traditional Israeli dish, please”

“One theft special, coming right up!”

[mudassircloud]

and they dont even feel ASHAMED ABOUT IT....

[Rayan-lcce]

The food has rights to defend themselves

[syedmazharali]

All the can say has

‘Do you condemn

[vlogverse]

Name: Stolen
Flag: Stolen
Land: Stolen
Food: Stolen
Keffiyeh: Stolen
Song: Stolen

[eyd..]

As an Egyptian, FALAFEL IS FROM EGYPT NOT PISSRAEL!!

[Benjerri]

What did you expect thieves to do, they were thieves and still thieves

[griffdon]

Falafel - Egypt.
Shawarma - Turkey.
Hummus- Syria.
Shakshuka - Tunisia/Morocco.
When googling the food list, these were the corresponding countries of origin.
A slightly deeper dive will reveal maybe a secondary country or its the modern day take of food from an older culture from the same region. Also I am aware of the fact they're all mostly Arabic and from a similar region.

Looking up Israeli food, its a blend of Jewish and Arabic tastes.

It's not an opinion, it's just what I found, if it's accurate or inaccurate, that's not on me. Would be interested in learning more about it.

[thickymcghee]

I visited Israel for the first time as a teen a few years ago, and coming from America, I was like "WHOA! This food is amazing! I am going to eat this everyday I am here!" Then my Jewish friend was like, hey we are going to go outside of the city and have some different food, but not to tell anyone. I was like okay...don't tell out parents? Weird but okay. Go to a spot, run down, no interior design, just a wall with chipped paint. Order a shawarma...I swear to you it was the BEST thing I have ever had in my life. To this day my mouth waters when I think about it. So why did my friend tell me to keep it a secret? It was a Palestinian shop owned by this old Palestinian lady.

[Shaimal]

They Israeled Palestinian food.
The word Israeled is now on Urban Dictionary:

when a person tells you that your property is theirs (when it obviously isn’t), and demands you just give this property to them, and if you refuse, they take it by force and the law will somehow be on the their (israeling) side.