by Chaim Silberstein and Dr. Shmuel Katz
by Elizabeth Kurtz
Fruity pebble hamantashen, beer braised pulled brisket sandwiches and much more!
Because now, more than ever, we can all use a little joy and cheer.
by Emuna Braverman
For a few reasons, it's been rather hard this year.
by Toby Klein Greenwald
A special project connecting Jews around the world to Israel, in memory of Gil-ad Shaer.
by Michelle Halle, LCSW
My father didn’t know if I was his daughter or his sister, but I’ve always known exactly who I am. I am the little girl my father adored.
Why I’m going on a news diet.
by Alisa Schindler
I’m Jewish but not at all religious. Yet somehow I found something in the rabbi's words and feel less alone.
Classics and new flavor combinations that will warm up your family.
I’m not creating a museum to the American Jewish family; I’m creating a place for real people to live, to eat, to learn and to grow.
Delicious dishes that include fruits, nuts and grains.
Full-flavored recipes that you'll want to add to your repertoire.
It's the small gestures that make such a difference.
The pandemic has forced us to scrutinize every behavior.
My favorite hearty dishes that your family will adore.
by JCPA.org and The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
The Corona conspiracy is only the latest retelling of the same historic blood libel.
After living for so long in California where the weather never changes, I am reveling in the cold and the snow.
Including Everything But the Bagel cabbage steaks and coffee rub marinated London broil.
Our lives are filled with endless waiting. How do we cope without losing our minds?
by Sharon Matten
My favorite recipes from my new cookbook!
Owners of four kosher markets come together to rebuild Moshe Ferencz’s grocery store.
Calling parent-teacher meetings Nachas Night will change everything.
This Hanukkah have fun with these flavored oils featured in these delicious recipes.
by Kosher.com
A plethora of yummy options for your perfect Hanukkah menu.
Let's take the light that shines within us and share it with others, so that together we can light up our world.
Plus irresistible donut ice cream sandwiches.
Help! Cabin fever is leading to petty bickering with my husband – and worse.
The hit show deepened my appreciation of Judaism's sensitivity in how to treat guests.
How God is reminding why I should want a house in the first place.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
Sometimes it’s what we don't say that becomes our greatest gift.
A spectacular menu, including a scrumptious turkey recipe.
by Heather Dean
Chef Jamie Geller’s comfort food for the morning when you’re on the go.
by Chef Herschel Arnow
Traditional Chanukah potato latkes recipe
I know it's silly but I was feeling a little grumpy, until my daughter shared this beautiful story.
My friend adopted a Hebrew name and it surprisingly transformed her life.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
A brief history of Jewish borscht, plus three recipes.
by The Shabbat Project
In a world reeling from a global pandemic and a divisive US election, the Shabbat Project offers unity, optimism, and a much-needed break from the 24-hour news cycle.
I always thought we had a good marriage but these days we are constantly getting on each other’s nerves.
Oddly enough, Judaism's family purity laws provides some insights.
Don’t squash your children's individuality. The Almighty created each of us differently for a reason.
Here’s what I’ve been cooking in my kitchen.
It doesn’t take a lot – a smile, a kind word, an offer to help – to light up another human being.
She just got engaged to a wonderful guy who was suggested to me. How do I feel happy for her?
by Eve Levy
I discovered that strong comes in many different ways.
We spend far too much of our lives complaining and robbing ourselves of the opportunity of joy in the moment.
by Elisheva Hart
Our genetic test revealed that we were both carriers of a mutation of Type 1 Gaucher disease.
These easy and delicious dishes will get your cooking done in a flash and give you time to enjoy in the sukkah.
We are moving from Los Angeles shortly after Sukkot and in the midst of packing everything up.
by Jennifer Berger
Learning to live in the moment, to focus on the things I can control, and to let go of what I can’t.
by Adam Ross
Volunteers who have recovered from corona are shattering the isolation of those currently in hospital wards.
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