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Never Forget.
Never Again.
Here’s “Israeli Superstar” Gal Barkay during the Test Of Strength Wrestling “Training Day 30” event held on January 2, 2022 in East Hartford, Connecticut. You can see more such pics in the brand new gallery just posted at the Paparazzo Photography site.
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I first heard about Yotam Ottolenghi in a program detailing the Metropolitan Museum of Arts’s gala for their Versailles Exhibition. He was asked to organized food for the event. He invited five innovative pastry chefs to help him create deserts “fit for a king” (and anyone who bought a ticket).
I loved his passion for his art - pastries - and I was interested in learning more about him.
Ottolenghi was born in Israel. As an adult he moved to Amsterdam, then to London where he learned French Pastry techniques at the London Le Cordon Bleu. There he met his future business partner Sami Tamimi, a Palestinian born chef. They bonded over their shared love of Jerusalem’s and a joint “incomprehension of traditional English food”.
Together they started a deli - Tamimi was put in charge of the savories dishes and Ottolenghi was in charge of the pastries. The two now co-own six delis and restaurants across London. Both are acclaimed cookbook authors.
Ottolenghi describes his cooking philosophy:
“I want drama in the mouth.“
Ottolenghi met his romantic partner Karl Allen in 2000 and they got married in 2012. The two decided to have a children via surrogacy (sons born in 2013 and 2015).
He described coming out:
“… everything was smooth, relatively easy and painless for us. The only obstacle was coming out to our families, which we both did in our twenties. But actually we were not completely liberated gays, we still had a few serious chips on our shoulders… about keeping certain aspects of our lives “private”. It always took me quite a while before a new person earned my trust trust and I could reveal the sex of my allusive partner.”
Ottolenghi had his “second” coming out as a Gay Father in an essay published in 2013. It describe the long process of having their first son conceived via surrogacy. Although it can be expensive, he wanted other gay men know that they too could have families of their own.
Ottolenghi always wanted to have children because of he grew up in a nurturing family. He was in his early 40s abs wanted to inject some new meaning into his life. His partner Karl had some reservations. Until he met Ottolenghi, he never considered having children. But in the end, he agreed - twice!
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Portrait Adel Sharbati Abu Shaher, a social community judge and mediator in East Jerusalem, in his home in Wadi al-Joz, on March 30, 2016. Abu Shaher solves a lot of problems between families and resolves social and neighborhood conflicts within the Arab Palestinian society in Israel, and in particular in East Jerusalem. He has received the Yakir Jerusalem, Citizenship prize from the Municipality of Jerusalem, among other honorary awards. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
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A coffin of a killed Israeli seen as the door opens in the Israeli military aircraft, upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport, Israel, on March 20, 2016. Three Israelis were killed and seven wounded in yesterday’s terror attack in Istanbul, Turkey. A suicide bomber affiliated with ISIS struck a busy tourist area in central Istanbul, killing at least four people. Photo by Hadas Parush/FLASH90
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I get to photograph a lot of portraits, which I have mostly neglected in this blog of mine. Im going to start posting more and more, with the aim of improving this skill, and reflecting on the many faces of I’ve encountered in the local reality.
Here is an off moment within a portrait session with Arab-Israeli Knesset Member, Ahmad Tibi, at his office in the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset, in Jerusalem, back in November, 2015. Tibi is a member of the Joint List party, a union of Arab political parties that was formed before the last Knesset elections with the goal of together reaching a larger number of parliament seats and beating the electoral threshold. The goal was more than reached, being the second largest party in parliament, sitting in the Opposition.
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A 10-minute portrait session with Israel’s Defense Minister, Moshe Boogie Yaalon, photographed in an empty classroom at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, prior to the last Knesset elections, on March 4, 2015.
Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
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Portrait of a young checkpoint guard.
Diya, the Erez battalion commander, in the Military Police, at the checkpoint of Shuafat Refugee Camp in East Jerusalem, on December 22, 2015. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
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Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem, Nourhan Manougian, leads the Vespers, evening prayers, in the Grotto, in the Church of Nativity, as the Armenian community of Jerusalem celebrates Christmas in Bethlehem, West Bank, on January 18, 2016. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
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Reposted from @galgadot1993 Happy Birthday
Lovely Henry ❤️
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