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I’ll Have What She’s Having, at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC, is a celebration the delicatessen and its place in US culture
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I’ll Have What She’s Having, at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC, is a celebration the delicatessen and its place in US culture
Felicia Lebewohl Rosen and Sharon Lebewohl spoke to The Post about their efforts and a new documentary about their father's murder a week after the family's iconic Upper East Side Jewish delicatessen was defaced with antisemitic graffiti.
Lebewohl, the owner of the eatery, said that he was made aware of the vandalism by a tenant of the Upper East Side building
This is the first time 2nd Avenue Deli owner Jeremy Lebewohl has a swastika plastered on his building, but he said he has "always been prepared for that to happen.”
(New York Jewish Week) — “I need two matzah ball soups!” a deli clerk yells into the microphone during the lunch rush at 2nd Ave Deli — which, since 2006,