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Make Those Moments Last.

Zikhron Ya'akov · Zikhron Ya'akov

Make Those Moments Last.

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D’var Torah for Parshat Behar: Ramban says that Yovel, the Jubilee year in our parasha, means taking something forward.See the Story

The Israeli Cheese Guide

The Israeli Cheese Guide

The classic Israeli breakfast includes a full smorgasbord of cheeses with options to dip, spread, crumble, toss or simply pick up with your fingers and place into your mouth. If you’ve ever had an Israeli breakfast, whether it be on a kibbutz, in a cafe or at a hotel, you’ve probably been served Israeli cheese. Archaeological sites going back to 7,000 BCE show that the domestication of sheep and goats could have led to the development of the l…Read Article

The Evolving Jewish Culinary Scene of Berlin

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The Evolving Jewish Culinary Scene of Berlin

Berlin is a city in constant evolution, renowned as a cradle of the avant-garde movement in arts and culture. Its culinary scene is also undergoing transformation, with new waves of migration introducing diverse flavors and dining options to the German capital. Jewish cuisine is no exception; it has been reshaped by Eastern European dishes, German bakery specialties and the spicy influences of the Middle East.German Jewish cuisine is characteriz…Read Article

Ask the Ethicist: Restaurant Politics

Question: The owner of a kosher restaurant my husband and I frequent has been increasingly vocal about his financial support for political causes that we fiercely oppose. I hate the thought that the money we spend in his establishment could be used for this purpose, but we love the restaurant. Is it ethical for us to eat there anyway?Let’s first clarify that we’re just talking about a guy who is just misguided and not a crook. If the business is…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Looking Back to Egypt

Most of Parashat Emor is similar to the content of other Torah portions within the Book of Leviticus: instructions for priests, a reminder to keep the Sabbath, and the noting of special holidays throughout the year. At the end of the portion, however, we find this unusual story. There came out one, whose mother was Israelite and whose father was Egyptian, among the Israelites, and a fight broke out in the camp between that half-Israelite and a…Egypt · Egypt Read Article

Ask the Expert: Celebrating a Graduation

Question: I’m graduating soon. What is a Jewish way to mark this milestone?Mazal tov on your graduation! Graduating any educational program is an achievement — it involves work, time and expense — and it brings blessings of knowledge, possibility and renewal.How do we mark an event like this through Jewish ritual? One common suggestion for marking important moments of our lives is to say the blessing known as the Shehecheyanu: “Blessed are You, …New Haven, Connecticut · New Haven Read Article

Torah Shorts: Jewish Demonology: Parshat Acharei Mot – Kedoshim

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I don’t believe in ghosts. But I’m afraid of them.— Edith Wharton See the Story

Ask the Ethicist: Can I Read My Husband's Texts?

Question: Is it ethical to read my husband’s texts? I don’t have reason to think he’s cheating, but I’m the nervous type.If you have no reason to suspect him, you in fact would be the one guilty of betraying trust if you read his texts. Better to utilize the communications tools we have, whether cutting-edge or old-school, to enhance trust.That was the goal of an 11th century sage named Rabbenu Gershom, a guy so respected that he was literally c…Israel · Israel Read Article

A Sephardic Spin on Gefilte Fish

My great-great-grandparents, Fischel Weinstein and Myril Karnos, rented a section of the Dniester River, located in present-day Moldova, to grow fish, which they sold to the local community. The name “Fischel” has been passed down through generations, along with a traditional gefilte fish recipe from this region. To this day, I have yet to find anyone in Europe who prepares our family recipe for gefilte fish unless they have South American roots…Fish · Moldova Read Article

On the Omer and Orchids

I can’t keep most plants alive, but somehow my orchids thrive. Fragile yet resilient, they bloom when I least expect it. On one of the darkest days of the last year, I returned home shaken by the loss of eight Israeli soldiers in Gaza to find that an orchid I thought was long dead had flowered. During the shiva for my daughter’s closest friend, also killed in Gaza, another bloomed despite having shed its flowers only a month earlier. And on the …Gaza · Gaza Read Article

Rav Yerucham Olshin Shlita on Parshas Tazria

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Reformulated by Rabbi Yair Hoffman In memory of R’ Tzvi Dovid ben R’ Moshe As we know, the Parshas of Tazria and Metzora are dedicated at length to the dinim of tzaraas. The parsha begins with the words, “Adam ki yihiyeh b’or besaro se’es o sapachas o baheres v’hayah b’or besaro l’nega tzaraas.” […]Health See the Story

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