A thousand pieces of beef, 1,800 pieces of chicken, 2,000 challah rolls and 800 bottles of wine were served to the jubilant masses; no Jewish laws were broken. Good enough to eat. White City Shabbat’s Guinness World Record-breaking dinner. Photo by Courtesy of White City Shabbat And the Guinness World Record for largest Shabbat dinner in the world goes to… More than 2,000 people gathered at the Tel Aviv Port on Friday for a sacred cause: breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest Shabbat dinner. What does it take to set up a record-breaking meal? A year of preparation, 60 days of crowdsourced fundraising, 800 bottles of wine, 80 bottles of vodka, 50 bottles of whiskey, 2,000 challah rolls, 80 long tables, 1,800 pieces of chicken, 1,000 pieces of beef and 250 vegetarian plates. Some 2,300 people signed up (with 3,000 on the waiting list) for the event at Hangar 11, organized by the White City Shabbat, a non-profit organization that promotes Jew...