Kosher
Time for Israel’s non-kosher public to push back - opinion
Even the hint of a religious consumer boycott can shut entire markets. Deals collapse the moment the “non-kosher” is mentioned.
The perfect plate of Moroccan cookies for Passover and Mimouna
Passover has never been sweeter: The desserts you must not miss
Kosher Passover desserts
Shifra & Jamil: The stand-out restaurant of Herzliya Hills - review
The meal format is classic steakiya. It starts with big, round lafa bread – served hot from the taboun oven – and a tableful of 15 salads. These are all authentic Iraqi specialty salads.
Butchery: A Beersheba landmark restaurant - review
Now in its ninth year, the restaurant is known for its quality meat, fine service, and old-world ambiance.
Roots: An Israeli dream of coexistence come true - review
Roots is owned by two partners, a Muslim and a Jew who have been friends since kindergarten. And besides serving excellent food in the most picturesque surroundings, it is also a model of coexistence
Jerusalem Biblical Zoo welcomes birth of new baby giraffe
Mazal tov: Baby South African giraffe Eli is born at the Biblical Zoo
Not just ‘Pan-Asian’: A taste of authentic Far Eastern cuisine in Israel
As a country that is always a little behind and with Asian immigration slowly increasing, influence on cuisine in Israel is only starting to lay deep roots.
What it's like for a religious Israeli family to vacation on a cruise
There are plenty of articles and videos out there with advice on how to get the most out of a cruise, but not many about the experience of speaking in Hebrew, eating kosher food, and spending Shabbat
The Israeli food revolution - opinion
ABOVE THE FOLD: In other words, Israeli food has come of age internationally. The people, the products, and the places have exploded. And to that I say: Enjoy! Be’tayavon!
Sen Sakana – the kosher taste of New York
The minute you walk through the door, you feel pampered. You are greeted cheerfully with a smile and virtual embrace by a host or hostess.
Conservative movement rules: Permissible to eat at non-kosher vegetarian, vegan restaurants
17% of Jews identify as Conservative and only a fraction keep kosher at home. Even fewer adhere to the strict dietary laws when they dine out.
Buffalo: Israeli restaurant strictly for meat lovers - review
We had enjoyed the food and also the chance to sit in the town we lived in for 40 years and watch the world go by.