General translation:

When her husband made Aliya, he was a carrier, and lifted sacks to trucks. Until one day, this came to his mother’s knowledge who was still abroad at the time. She sent him a letter and asked him to quit this job immediately, and so he did.

With a partner, they bought goats and milked them. They made a living out of milking goats. She was the one who milked the goats.

Afterwards, they purchased sheep in partnership with a man from Netivot, until a sheep disease broke out and then he took them to another moshav - Luzit.

Thereafter, her husband built a petrol station at the entrance to Netivot. His daughter ran it with him.

General translation:

In El Oued (Souf) they had no beds, they slept on the floor and covered themselves in Khuli, which is a handmade quilt.

Her aunt used to weave the Khuli with loom. The Khuli comes in many shapes and colours.

General translation:

For Shabbat they used to make bread in a Tabun oven. They also made fried pepper. The ḥamin (t'fina) they made on grill.

For Kiddush (blessing) they used squashed raisins minced in water.

They also did “Hamotzi” (blessed the ḥalla bread).