Candy

Eating Knesset candy and drinking the Kool-Aid

The whole plenum looked as puerile last week as it’s been sounding, with verbiage and decibel levels not even fit for a playground. Op-ed.

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Israel bans sweets and chewing gum in form of cigarettes, plans heavy fines for violators.

Strauss to begin marketing small packages of unwrapped Krembos, saving 13 tons of aluminum.

'Carmit' candy company warns certain lollipops may present choking hazard.

Rabbi Efrayim Zalmanovich, of Mazkeret Batya, prohibits common practice after alarming statistics released about diabetes in Israel.

‘Palestinian’ forces launched a probe into the sale of candy with Hebrew-language wrappers in a refugee camp on Sunday.

One of Israel’s most popular noshes costs 69 cents in the US and double the price in Israel. Can boycotters survive Purim without them?