An enlightened approach to Jewish education begins by teaching not from the standpoint of religion In my last article, we set basic educational guidelines for how to approach the contemporary Jew....
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Artificial Meat Would Not Be Prohibited Rabbi Yuval Cherlow, a well known Israeli Orthodox rabbi, told an Israeli media house that it would be kosher, perfectly alright from the religious point of view,...
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Wrigley Stadium will be the 13th national park to offer kosher hot dogs. What do you order on your hotdog for a baseball game? Mustard or Ketchup? Relish or Onions? Fans at Wrigley Field will have...
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via video screenshot NY Orthodox Rabbis certify medical marijuana as kosher. Medical marijuana or medical cannabis which is the use of cannabis and its cannabinoids to treat disease or improve symptoms....
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The rules have changed - sushi is now Kosher for Passover. Passover or Pesach, a Biblically-derived Jewish festival, begins this Friday. It is an important festival for the Jews. The Jewish people...
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A Jewish rabbi opens a sex toy shop. What sounds like the start of a joke is really a rabbi's mission to promote healthy sexual living among Jewish couples. Rabbi Natan Alexander has hit the nail on the head...
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Saffron Road serves halal foods to Muslims much like kosher predecessor Hebrew National does for Jews. Many religions have tight rules on what can and cannot be eaten, and both Judaism and Islam have...
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