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Burritos vs Falafel: Q&A with Mexican ambassador to Israel

In an exclusive interview with 'The Jerusalem Post' Mexican Ambassador to Israel Federico Sallas says he feels at home in Israel due to the warm weather and the warm people. While there is room for improvement in Israel's Mexican cuisine, his house is the best place for an authentic dinner.

Mexican Ambassador to Israel Federico Sallas
Mexican Ambassador to Israel Federico Sallas
(photo credit: Courtesy)
ByTAMARA ZIEVE
FEBRUARY 24, 2014 15:56

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