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Mumbai, India
The Holtzbergs and Rabbi Teitelbaum HYD
Ibtin, Israel
Bedouin village
Nagoya, Japan
Ayagoz District, Kazakhstan.
The district is served by Turkestan-Siberia Railway. Aktogay station, located within the district, is an important junction.
Zabol, Iran
The Iranians can have it. I’d not be chancing a trip there
Damascus, Syria
Almost 3,000 years of a Jewish community
Seoul, South Korea
The war has never ended, oh make that a ‘conflict’
Siberia
Lesozavodsk, Russia
Founded 1924
Karachi, Pakistan
Financial Capital and largest City
Aceh, Indonesia
Where the spread of Islam in Indonesia began, and a key factor of the spread of Islam in Southeast Asia.
My home, Brooklyn.
Where the word jungle was invented.
Hokaido, Japan’s second largest island
Oman,
The only place I could think of in Asia that starts with an O.
(and just to ‘bavorn’ the inevitable comments…) Oh man! Is that all you could come up with 🙂
Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
Birthplace of Marco Polo and home to thousands of Jewish refugees during WWII
Delhi, India………
Not the new one
Objection to Samarkand. How does that follow on from New Delhi?
CTL brought it back nicely though.
Icheon, South Korea
Home to Hynix, the world’s second largest memory chip maker
Natrita, The airport and city that’s not so close to Tokyo, Japan
Osaka, Japan
Sorry Geordie here’s another
Aleppo’s Jewish community predate Roman times. It was founded after the first churban.
Ahmedabad, India
Largest city and former capital of Gujarat
Thank you CTL, I knew there was another.
Da Nang, used to be South..now just: Viet Nam
The USA had a major Air Base there in the 1960s and early 70s.
East Timor
Became the first new sovereign state of the 21st century on 20 May 2002
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
They don’t want us to visit
Tokyo, Japan
Too many business trips there in the 80s
Okinawa…………….
Postiong my own follow up so Geordie613 won’t be frustrated
VOID – but couldn’t resist posting for obvious reasons-29
Tokyo, Japan
The Capital of and largest city in Japan. Tokyo means Eastern capital.
Osan, South Korea. Has a VERY large US army base.
Nah Trang Vietnam. Home to US Air force base during Vietnam war.
Guangzhou, China formerly known as Canton
So many ‘O’s…
Thank you CTL for being so considerate. Hope you’re bringing your laptop to sheva brochos so you can keep up to date.
Ulan Bator, Capital of Mongolia
a childhood friend was posted to the US Embassy there.
Agra, India
Take your choice, they both end with an A
Home of the Taj Mahal
Ararat, Armenia
Founded in 1920 as Davalu, and renamed Ararat in 1947, after the nearby biblical Mountains of Ararat
Ankara, Turkey
Bombers delight
Doha…capital of Qatar
They don’t want us there, either
The Queen: Incorrect. There are no Jews left in Aleppo. The last dozen or so were rescued in an operation about 6 months ago.
Since Geordie613 can’t stand Os
Ob River, Siberia
empties into the Gulf of Ob
I like rice and turkey. On Pesach we use mashed potatoes instead.
English Bazar, India
No it’s not a marketplace it’s a city in West Bengal
Hareidim will approve because it was the first place in India to establish a women’court……
DY…Mashed Potatoes and Turkey sounds like Thanksgiving and there’s another thread about that controversy
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