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Not where you live right now or what’s your birthplace or that of your parents, but where your family originates from. Russia? Poland? Ukraine? Morocco? Syria? etc…
I guess most of you are from Eastern-Europe.
My Mommy’s stomach.
SiDi™
Gan Eden
Depends. Leased or bought? Late model or used? Do you stack the cups in the cupholder?
@ben_David, and you must take some courses in not being blocked by the Mods…
SiDi™
Eretz Yisroel until we were taken in chains to Rome many years ago. From there we found our way to Eastern Europe and eventually Brooklyn USA.
My family has been in the US since the 18th centuary
My grandparents came from Ukraine/Russia/Poland. My mother was born here after her mother came to the USA from Lithuania and met and married my Zaydie who was from Poland.
Where I’m headed to, is the question.
My great grandfather was born in Meah Shearim in the early 1920’s and moved to Brooklyn and ultimatly ended up in canada! The other three are all polish and survied the war in different ways! My great great great grandfather lived in Galicia and was the Beis Ephraim (Rav Ephraim Zalman Margolis)
My great, great, great (etc.) grandfather was a chosid. The Chosid of Vilna.
You wouldn’t believe me, but my daddy can beat up your daddy
Glitzia (Poland), Czechoslovakia.
@the_plumer
lol.
My governor can eat your governor. I’m from new jersey.
BTW I’m sure ur username makes @the_therapist proud
Pixelate, ur governor can definitely eat my daddy, and ben_davids great grandfather together. And still have room for the chosid of vilna
@ben David yup why else would i be on this website
Plumber, please, a bit of respect, in case you’re not aware. I’m referring to the Villna Goan.
@Tehran, Iran
Little froggie. If you didn’t realize I’m talking about my daddy. A real fire truck
Hey azar777, u say ur from Tehran Iran
Did you read that article in the zman before pesach about the rabbi from iran? It sounded not true cuz if you reasearch it a little u see the chief rabbi was someone else. Can you verify for us who the rabbis were?
(lost my trust in zman article, honestly im prob not the only one)
@Ben David not sefardi. Family wasnt always religious but always made sure to marry jewish
Krypton
foon pahotzik
Somewhere over the rainbow
My mother’s family is primarily from Romania, but also Russia and Poland (the Jewish side.) My father’s side is primarily from Ireland, but also from Spain and Scotland.
primarily from Romania”
What part of Roumania? My dad O”H was born there.
Courascant.
In Sighet, Transylvania. It was occupied by Hungary at the time, my grandfather considers himself Romanian and speaks both languages in addition to Yiddish.
I can trace my lineage back to Avrohom Avinu.
I’m from two blocks away.
I’m from out of town, go west. my family from Europe
All 4 of my great grandparents were holocaust survivors and from 4 different countries
my kids are 4th generation Americans
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