Jewish holidays
Why I can’t live without Shabbat
The beautiful chaos of our crew around a table covered with challah, wine, and probably too much food... Our table almost always holds more. Friends stop by. Guests join.
The donut debate: What is the best sufganiya in Jerusalem on Hanukkah 2025?
This Jewish community in India celebrates Hanukkah not with fear, but in belonging
Lighthearted Hanukkah: Jokes and advice from Jews around the world
Dairy dreams and delights: Trending Israeli cheesecakes ahead of Shavuot
Cheesecake isn’t just a dessert, it’s a Shavuot essential. And this year’s offerings are a testament to its versatility.
In the kitchen with Henny: Dishing out Shavuot comfort, dairy-style
This year, Shavuot begins on Sunday night, which means there’s not a lot of prep time after Shabbat. Here are tips so you can plan in advance and start the holiday feeling calm and ready!
Prices in Israel are soaring - nearby destinations offer an alternative for a Shavuot vacation
Shavuot vacation prices in Israel are soaring, while nearby spots like Greece ($459), Cyprus ($464), and Batumi ($549) offer more attractive and affordable alternatives.
Want to celebrate Shavuot properly? Here are the deals that will make your holiday affordable
The City Market chain offers promotions on cheeses, pastas, and baked goods until June 3. CEO: "Every family deserves to celebrate a flavorful holiday without compromising on budget."
Living in the present: Counting the Omer with meaning
Albert Einstein wrote: 'There are only two ways to live your life: One is as though nothing is a miracle; the other is as though everything is a miracle.'
Who counts in Judaism? Lessons from Lag Ba'omer - opinion
If a person misses even one day of counting the Omer, thus “breaking” the set, he is no longer permitted to count new days with a blessing.
Beyond bonfires: Lag Ba’omer’s call for unity and resilience in a divided Israel - opinion
Lag Ba’omer teaches respect, resilience, and unity, urging Israel to embrace humility and shared memory amid division.
Parashat Emor: ‘Guest mode’
'This world is not mine. It existed before me and will continue after me...I have entered, as a guest, into a perfect system run by God.'
What we forgot in the name of being right - opinion
We no longer speak across differences. We reduce people to positions. We defend our truth, but we no longer carry each other. The results aren’t abstract; they are real, visible, and dangerous.
C'mtee decides to limit bonfires at Mt. Meron ahead of annual pilgrimage
Last year, the event was cancelled due to Israel’s conflict with Hezbollah.
