Israel-Lebanon agreement shines light on long-lost Jewish community
- SIDON, Lebanon -- Rabbi Elie Abadie left his native Lebanon more than five decades ago and has not even visited since, but his Lebanese roots remain an integral part of his identity.
- He has 3,000 Arabic songs on his smart phone.
- His wife, an American, learned from his mother how to cook the Lebanese dishes he loves.
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- SIDON, Lebanon -- Rabbi Elie Abadie left his native Lebanon more than five decades ago and has not even visited since, but his Lebanese roots remain an integral part of his identity.
- He has 3,000 Arabic songs on his smart phone.
- His wife, an American, learned from his mother how to cook the Lebanese dishes he loves.
Sources: ABC News