World Cup: Rabbi keeps things kosher for fans in Qatar
A rabbi is offering a unique service in Qatar's capital Doha, providing fresh kosher food as fans visit the city for the World Cup.
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A rabbi is offering a unique service in Qatar's capital Doha, providing fresh kosher food as fans visit the city for the World Cup.
Rabbi Eli Chitrik said the kosher kitchen, which he supervises, has been making 100 sandwiches a day to feed soccer fans from around the world.
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Rabbi Eli Chitrik’s phone buzzes. A woman is about to show up at his Doha hotel to pick up her lunch: two bagel sandwiches.
Rabbi Eli Chitrik receives many calls and text messages these days asking for bagels, freshly baked in a designated kosher kitchen set up for Jewish World Cup fans who want to comply with Judaism’s set of dietary regulations during the tournament in Qatar