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A feast for the senses
Disability rights NGO Access Israel and the Hilton Queen of Sheba have partnered up to offer an experience that titillates the senses while illustrating the difficulty of living with a disability.
Cooking with disability
(photo credit:
TAL ZOHAR
)
By
NOA AMOUYAL
JANUARY 28, 2015 09:38
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