By Deborah Fineblum/JNS.org   How do you go about feeding a crowd of 5,600 hungry rabbis and other guests, many of whom have just ...

By Eva Trieger So, you know the term “Jewish Geography?” It’s when you mention a city or town, and are asked, “Oh, do ...

By Judy Lash Balint/JNS.org   One of Jerusalem’s most iconic tourist sites is deploying futuristic technology to blend the past and the present, ...

By Jacob Kamaras/JNS.org Judging from its ritual text, the ketubah (marriage contract) that is read aloud during a Jewish wedding ceremony isn’t the ...

The Aftermath

  By Maayan Jaffe/JNS.org Beth sits patiently at her dining room table, waiting for her Kosher Meals on Wheels (MOW) volunteer to arrive. ...

By Adam Abrams/JNS.org Israel stands to generate large profits from its burgeoning medical cannabis industry after a joint committee of the country’s Health ...

Shabbat San Diego will be celebrating its fourth year of inclusive, uplifting, spiritually inspirational activities, October 26-28. The San Diego Jewish community will ...

Do you long for the beautiful, soothing sounds of the Big Band era? Look no further than Mission Valley on Sept 24, where ...

An influential hardi rabbi said Jews may travel on Shabbat (Sabbath) to escape Hurricane Irma, a category 5 storm that is expected to ...