Bar mitzva
'I never had a bar mitzvah,' lone soldiers from Ethiopia to celebrate at the Western Wall
The ceremony is expected to bring together soldiers and soldiers without immediate family in Israel, many of whom immigrated alone and joined the Israel Defense Forces.
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Or Akiva Branch celebrates festive Bar Mitzvah for four celebrants.
How Adam Sandler’s ‘You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah’ drew on real-life Jewish celebrations
The production designer and the set decorator of Sandler's new movie were guided by a local consultant on the Jewish coming-of-age ceremony and crashed 10 parties within a matter of weeks.
'You Are So Not Invited': Adam Sandler's bat mitzvah film gets trailer
Whether You Are So Not Invited... will be the leaky fountain pen of bat mitzvah flicks or a joyful coming-of-age celebration remains to be seen, but Adam Sandler's
Stepmum and son - the unbreakable bond between one woman and her eldest child - opinion
As I stood beside him under that canopy a couple of days ago, I felt the same pride and joy as any mother watching her son getting married.
Reinventing Jewish holidays and rituals - opinion
We need to empower all Jews to innovate and experiment on their own.
Brother of Huwara attack victims marks bar mitzvah at graveside on Remembrance Day
Israelis who had come to the cemetery for Remembrance Day sang happy birthday and Mazel Tov to Tzur Yaniv.
Chabad holds Kotel bar mitzvah ceremony for 121 orphans
This year's celebration was set against a backdrop of ongoing protests and turmoil in Jerusalem surrounding the proposed judicial reform.
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A father's message to his son for his bar mitzvah
As you navigate the world as a Jew, remember that the two most important traits of being a mensch are to learn and internalize two things: empathy and self-control.
