Survivor opens Druze restaurant in New York City

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Raif Rashed, a survivor of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, has opened a new restaurant called Taboonia in Chelsea, New York City. The restaurant serves traditional Druze food and aims to aid Rashed's healing process after the traumatic event. Rashed, who lost friends during the attack, previously operated a food stall at the Nova music festival. He recalls the chaos and violence he experienced that day, which he now refers to as his "second birthday." Since its opening last month, Taboonia has received strong support from the community. Rashed's story has resonated with many, leading to increased visits and interest in his restaurant, which features dishes he served at the festival.


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