The Jewish state’s food show in a Muslim country

Go2eat is a food festival that has taken place in Pakistan for the past decade.

The show has become a staple of Muslim and Western audiences, and is seen as an important cultural event.

But this year, the Pakistani show has drawn international attention after a bomb went off in a market in the northwestern city of Peshawar on Tuesday, killing at least 29 people and wounding at least 150 others.

“Go2eat has always been a show of solidarity for the people of Pakistan,” said Shabbir Hussain, the president of the Federation of Jewish Associations of Pakistan.

“We are very worried and concerned about this incident.

We ask the people to come and support us.

We also want to know how we can help them.”

The Jewish State has hosted many similar events over the years.

This year, it plans to hold two events in the city of Lahore, but only one is expected to take place.

The other is set for September.

The Pakistani authorities say that it’s important for the country to have a show like this, because it’s a chance to spread the word about the war against terror and promote its image.

The Jewish Federation of Pakistan, which manages the Go2Eat festival, says the city’s security situation is critical.

They are working with the city police and the army to maintain peace and security.

The festival is open to all.

The events take place at a time when the Pakistani government is trying to convince the public that it is fighting terrorism.

Last month, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif made a trip to Lahore and met with several Muslim leaders, including the chairman of the Lahore Islamic University.

The trip was part of efforts to revive the relationship between the two nations.