Kosher
The war in Israel is in a lull, but Jewish soldiers are still fighting in Ukraine
Chernetsky says he continued fighting so that no one would say that Jews didn't fight.
Jewish Christmas tradition of Chinese food is now backed by science
Salta revisited: Inside the Ra’anana dairy gem celebrating 20 flavorful years - review
Helen Nash, kosher cookbook author and NYC philanthropist, dies at 89
Kosher Dekal aims to stick landing 1 year after Passover product fail
Last year, Kosher Dekal was promoted by Orthodox Jewish influencers and advertised itself as an “elegant and easy solution” for covering countertops during the holiday.
Prime Grill House: Meat and more meat and vegan food in Netanya - review
It’s old-style Israel, with an abundance of opening salads as starters and skewers of different meats for mains.
Israeli Jews love Cyprus, but there is a religious equality battle
Cyprus is an Orthodox Christian state. All minority faiths, including Jews, face major challenges in obtaining religious equality.
Hametz Law approved in committee, to be returned to Knesset plenum
Some bills that were similar to the original were merged into a new article which would allow hospital managers to use their discretion to decide what special arrangements must be made for Passover.
What animals are kosher in the ‘Star Wars’ galaxy?
What would a Jewish Jedi eat? It turns out, there are only three kosher animals known to exist. Some were confirmed by film director George Lucas himself in an interview.
Can this legendary kosher Chinese London restaurant save lives?
Norman Han, 80, co-owner of Kaifeng, is twice a cancer survivor and says that the restaurant has been a lifesaver for him because it gives him the opportunity to save the lives of others.
Linda in Ashkelon: Great food and great name - review
Chef and owner Micha Kourtzman, 34, told me he’s taking a chance by turning his well-known restaurant kosher but he wanted to be able to take Shabbat off, which he wasn’t able to do before.
Will technology make Jewish law irrelevant? - opinion
Moshe Koppel: “I believe we are now at an inflection point, one that has implications for Halacha.” Here are 4 areas where technology can change how Jews observe the law.
Jaw-dropping Georgia and where is the top vegan destination?
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 51
Chief Rabbi: Cultured meat is considered a vegetable but can't be consumed with dairy
Israel's Chief Rabbi David Lau has decided to allow those keeping kosher to eat cultured meat and claimed that it is like eating a vegetable.