Tzohar
One in four Israeli Jews celebrate or consider celebrating Christmas - poll
The poll reflects the wider cultural presence of Christmas in Israeli public spaces, including markets, decorations, and seasonal events.
High Court orders Chief Rabbinate to decide on Tzohar’s kashrut license after year-long delay
Ex-Sephardi chief rabbi slams Tel Aviv rabbi as 'heretic' after he calls for haredi IDF enlistment
Wine talk: Separation, not division
This Normal Life: Judaism’s honesty problem
When clients can’t take their business elsewhere, there’s no impetus to improve.
Tzohar: Extradite Australian sexual abuse fugitive Malka Leifer
There was no final ruling and it appears that the proceedings will reconvene in January.
Alternative Orthodox kashrut authority certifies Sinai hotel
This upcoming Hanukkah, a Tzohar-trained and certified kashrut supervisor will provide full kosher supervision at the La Playa Beach Resort Taba Hotel.
Tzohar rabbis ready to challenge Mandelblit in kashrut certification fight
Rabbinical organization says AG ruling is “kashrut stamp” for its kashrut supervision service. Mandelblit's decision seems to say otherwise.
Tzohar might not be able to issue kosher certificates
Tzohar currently has almost 100 restaurants and other establishments which have signed up to its kashrut supervision.
Tzohar and Ohr Torah Stone holding 400 Purim readings around country
"The lack of opportunities for young women to be involved in religious services has become a big educational problem for girls."
Caucus calls for privatization of religious services
The new caucus is designed to keep such issues in the public eye, despite the conservative inclinations of coalition parties United Torah Judaism, Shas and Bayit Yehudi.
The latest manifestation of the debate regarding state-religion relationship in Israel
Tzohar call on Ethiopian community to register for marriage with organization
Ethiopian Israelis have frequently complained that certain local rabbinates refuse to register them for marriage owing to the refusal of some chief municipal rabbis to accept them as Jewish.
Tel Aviv synagogue vandalized in politically motivated graffiti
Outer wall of the synagogue was spray painted with the comment "In a place where a Jewish state bill bill will be legislated books will be burned," and a pile of burnt books left at the site.
