Beyond 'Fiddler on the Roof': The untold story of Jewish life in Eastern Europe
History has forgotten the millions of Jews who flourished in Eastern Europe for centuries, and we too tend to remember ...
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History has forgotten the millions of Jews who flourished in Eastern Europe for centuries, and we too tend to remember ...
Chief Sephardi Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef notes that bringing people into the religious fold should be about changing their dietary habits ...
"A requirement that providers of food as a religious accommodation be required to apply for an exemption, or even be ...
Ninety percent of food businesses in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria are certified kosher compared to 81% in the center of ...
"Customers simply won't accept it," explains Rabbi Menachem Genack.
"The rights of secular soldiers, including non-Jews, must be respected as much as the rights of those who observe kashrut. ...
Kashrut Authority delists the ice-cream giant from its list of approved products "in support of the proud residents of Judea ...
With new technology allowing slaughter-free consumption of meat dishes, some have wondered if this makes Halachah's dietary laws obsolete.
Bristol University biomolecular archaeologist Julie Dunne says only bones from kosher animals were found at site of Oxford's old Jewish ...
Bans on ritual slaughter will hurt the continuance of Jewish life in Europe, PM Benjamin Netanyahu warns leaders of several ...
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