My husband and I and our kids are moving to Israel in June, and not for the sushi! Israel is our land and no shortage of a single delicacy will change our minds. Besides, Canadian beer is rather weak and we all hate poutine.

We'll manage the fault line with the mass transit system fairly quickly.

did you offered your help to Japan? do you know what to do in these situations?

If that's the case, your paents were a walnut & a fruitcake

Sushi is tasty, your headline is tasteless.

Thankfully nothing happened to China, or else no more general tao.

No one in Israel cares about Sushi for G-D's sake! We hope Japan recovers soon from this devastation. Japan – Your in our thoughts and prayers all the time. (it sounds like an article written by Palestinians not an Israeli… defaming Israel at its best)

I think I just lost my last shred of respect for Israel. What an article! Arrogant arses....

@Meirav Crystal Is that all you can think off while people in Japan are fighting for their lives?

Don't you guys have illegal settlements to build somewhere instead of worrying about sushi? Amazing...

What a utterly disgusting attitude to complain about the unavailability of Japanese products in this situation. Jews can only complain about things happening to them, they are always victims. Victims of the behaviour of others, of the attitude of others etc. And oh boy, don't say a word about what jews are doing to others, that is considered as antisemitism! Disgusting!

If this is a joke, it is in VERY poor taste. And IF IT IS a joke, do be aware, that this article is portrayed by the Dutch national broadcasting company as REAL. This will not make you look good...

life goes on not only in Japan but also in the rest of the world. There are all sorts of impacts and this is one of them. Doesn't mean that they don't care, but just describing the situation how it is. In tech, a lot of worries about delays in semiconductor shipments are discussed. In banking, the rising Yen is a hot topic. So there is foodstuff also, interesting, nothing more.

Israel is not alone in this tragedy. American brethren are also worried. http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2011/03/15/bay-area-sushi-bars-face-daunting-supply-shortages/ Bay Area Sushi Bars Face Daunting Supply Shortages SAN FRANCISCO (CBS) – Bay Area sushi bars and other restaurants that rely heavily on Japanese seafood are facing shipping delays and supply shortages following last week’s earthquake and tsunami. ======================= In the above, "earthquake and tsunami" is a link, so American readers can easily click and get familiar with those related topics as well.

pathetic, just pathetic.

I quote: "While Japan continues to deal with the aftermath of last Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami... Israelis fear a shortage in the ingredients of one of their favorite dishes". Are you serious? Is that the main Israeli fear abouth the tsunami disaster? Israel shouldn't complain later when the world doesn't want to hear its problems. It is not antisemitism, but its selfishness and disrespecfulness what is isolating Israel.

Change the title already

This article is disgusting. Hundreds of thousands are homeless, tens of thousands are believed to be dead, and entire communities have been devastated. This article is offensive and should be retracted immediately.

Bunnie your an idiot. There are more than just Jews living in Israrl. Stupid american.

the whole world is looking down on israel....while Japan is counting their dead we are worried about sushi??!!

This writer should be fired...at very least change the stupid headline.

Thanks YNET for embarrassing Israelis around the globe and having to explain to our friends about how we are not all assholes. Please pull this article.

You spent 10 hours on the phone trying to talk to the Kikkoman factory?!? That is pitiful and hilarious in a twisted way. I'm sure they have more important things to think about. Anyway, there are tons of better brands of soy sauce. Kikkoman is one of the most chemical-tasting. If you can find Bragg's Liquid Aminos, it is the best kind I've found.

If Kikkoman sauce is used in 33% of Israeli households, why didn't Kikkoman think to build a factory in Israel to produce kosher soy sauces and other products? I am sure this would provide jobs for Israelis and help them build an export industry.

So is this article written to try and put the spotlight back on Israel, since the tragedy in Japan is consuming the world's attention? Are God's chosen people upset they are not the at the center of all of this attention?

While thousands have died and will die in Japan, while thousands of homes have been destroyed, while nuclear sickness may take many more lives, selfish Israelis are upset that they won't be able to get their sushi. Well, isn't that just too bad. This selfishness certainly reveals the kind of people that live in Israel who care more about what goes in their stomachs than the lives of suffering people. For shame.

This piece of useless reporting is now featured on hundreds of worldwide news sites. Way to go Ynet with our foreign relations, we really needed this boost. Very smart of you...