239 cakes for the 239 Israelis kidnapped
The Pardesiya Local Council will hold a special event for the struggle of the families of abductees and abductees. In the boys' garden, 30 tables will be set up with white tablecloths and 239 cakes that tell the story or story of each and every one of the abductees - a cake for each and every one. The event will take place this Friday, November 17, starting at 9:00 a.m. All the cakes were lovingly baked by volunteers from Pardesiya and the surrounding area and will be offered for sale at a price of NIS 30 each. All proceeds will be donated to the headquarters of the fight for their return.
The food market that remembers what they like
The experiences and memories of each of the abductees will be translated this weekend, Friday, November 17, between 9:00-14:00, into an exciting food event in the plaza of the Tel Aviv Museum. As part of it, desserts will be sold, some of which are particularly fond. The move, the proceeds of which will be transferred to the headquarters of the abductees, was inspired by Adi Shilon's network activity, and is based on the volunteer spirit of bakeries Amita and Dalal, and pastry chef Shira Mathias.
It will include Sabrina of yesteryear in honor of Ohad Ben Ami, chocolate yeast cake in honor of Tal Haimi, Rogalach in honor of Yarden Roman, cheesecake in honor of Lior Rudif, Cinnabon in honor of Alon Ahel, and a birthday cake in honor of Raz Ben Ami, which will mark her birthday on that very day, far from here.
Desserts they love, photo: Dan Peretz
The sweet sale will take place as part of a large farmers market, also established at the initiative of Maya Baharav and Lia Horn, and in cooperation with the Pastel restaurant and the Tel Aviv Museum. The market will support the farmers of the south and north by selling their excellent produce, and will support the headquarters of the abductees with the help of businesses from the central region, which donated their wares for the event.
The Tel Aviv coffee will be served with their pictures
The branded iced coffee bottles Love and Coffee are currently undergoing a design change and are wrapped in pictures of the abductees. Behind the initiative are brand owners Yarden Cassuto Boshel and Lior Ackerman, in collaboration with the Abductees Headquarters.
The iced coffee with pictures of the abductees, photo: Yali Peled
The special coffee, made by cold brew, is delivered on the doorstep in a pint glass bottle early in the morning. "The choice to change the bottle was made out of a deep sense of identification with the abductees and their families," they explain, adding that "so that in the routine and simple act of preparing the drink or sipping coffee in the morning, the picture of the abductees will remain with us and accompany us in our thoughts."
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