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Rabbi Kook and the workers' kitchen during the Nine Days
The administrators of the Jerusalem branch of the Poel Mizrachi needed to find nourishing meals, especially for the manual laborers.
Finnish parliament committee votes to protect kosher slaughter
Constitutional committee deeply critical of animal welfare bill, describing it as a threat to religious freedom in Finland.
German antisemitism monitor slams AfD for motion banning kosher slaughter
Felix Klein calls AfD motion to ban religious slaughter in Germany ‘fundamental attack on Jewish life.’
Observant man suing Burger King Israel after accidentally eating cheeseburger
Burger King sued by man who assumed burger contained vegan cheese after seeing out of date sign saying location was kosher.
Los Angeles kosher ice cream shop's windows shattered
Brazen New Year's Day vandal also steals kosher ice cream store's cash register.
Kosher at the World Cup: Qatar authorities encouraged the Jewish initiative
Head of Alliance of Rabbis in the Islamic States says Jewish rights are honored in the Arab world - unlike of places in Western Europe.
Leaving USA for GOD
We no longer face an unfriendly administration. We face an unfriendly America. Op-ed.
British politicians call on Finland not to ban kosher slaughter
Finland urged to amend animal welfare bill that would by technicality serve to ban religious slaughter.
Ex-UK Northern Ireland Secretary: EU tried to block kosher products
Former Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis alleges EU attempted to block kosher products from being exported to Northern Ireland.
Airline sued for adding kosher stamp to foods without approval
JetBlue accused by Kof-K of adding ‘K’ hechsher to products without certification.
Cost of kosher foods skyrockets in Great Britain
Prices in Britain for kosher foods have soared by over 25 percent in 2022, leaving many struggling to keep up with their needs.
Major kosher conference focuses on intersection of Jewish law and technology
In Hungary, 100 European rabbis and kashrut organizations convene to address technological developments.
Where's your plate?
Our heritage is not something to downplay or conceal, our lives should be consciously filled with meaning.
Yeshiva Rabbi tells students to avoid dairy kitchens in IDF
The headmaster of Yeshivat Elon Moreh has instructed his students not to eat dairy food cooked in IDF kitchens.
'Catastrophe' in the IDF: Dairy cooking may be allowed again
Decades later, the IDF may lift a lengthy ban on dairy in base kitchens. Military Rabbis have warned against the move.
Rabbi David Stav: Abuse needs to be 'uprooted from our society'
Rabbi David Stav, chair of the Tzohar Rabbinical Organization, says that the Chaim Walder case has been an "ugly hour."
Eggs from a non-kosher bird
Birds of "unclean" species are out but what about the eggs of an allowed species that turns out to be non-kosherr?
EU Rabbis: Bans on kosher slaughter 'hounding out' Europe's Jews
Conference of European Rabbis says the latest Greek kosher slaughter ruling "sends a shudder down the spine of Jews throughout Europe."
British MPs move to limit kosher slaughter in the UK
As UK moves to ban "non-stunned" meat, kosher industry officials are working on a response with a halal food industry group.
Leading haredi rabbi asks: 'How can Jews make decrees against Jews?'
Rabbi Gershon Edelstein, leading haredi rabbi, questions how Israeli government can issue 'decrees' against Torah-observant Jews.
Minister uses parliamentary immunity to bring non-kosher wine into Knesset
Yesh Atid faction bids farewell to Minister Meir Cohen's assistant. Non-kosher wine brought in contravention of Knesset rules.
Court orders Michigan to provide inmates with kosher meals
Federal Court also rules inmates must be provided with holiday-specific kosher meals, not just kosher snacks from prison commissary.
World Jewish Congress slams EU court ruling upholding religious slaughter ban
EU Court of Justice ruling allows Belgium – and by extension other EU states – to ban religious ritual slaughter without pre-stunning.
Northern Ireland's Jews facing looming kosher food shortage
Post-Brexit trade issues between the UK and the EU are threatening to make it difficult for Northern Ireland's Jews to import kosher food.
UK Jewish community worried about impact of new meat labelling laws on kosher products
Community confident government will protect kosher slaughtering but concerned kosher meat will end up with discriminatory labelling.
Jewish couple kicked out of UK tearoom for requesting meal without non-kosher chicken
Restaurant owner tells couple to leave after they asked for cucumber as a replacement or offered to pay full price without the chicken.
Australian kosher authority delists Ben & Jerry's ice cream
Kosher agency takes Ben & Jerry's off list of approved products, recommends a local alternative ice cream instead.
Kashering the spoils of Midian
Israel's first Chief Rabbi: 'The two steps in kashering the spoils parallel the two steps in possessing the Land of Israel.'
Second Montreal kosher eatery target of arson attack
Following an arson attack on kosher Chez Benny Express on June 13, the nearby Montreal Kosher Bakery was targeted on Monday.
Ohio HS football coach forces kosher player to eat pork as punishment
Player is forced to sit on chair in gym surrounded by teammates and eat a whole pepperoni pizza as punishment for missing previous practice.
Teaching our children how to keep Kosher
There are so many different symbols and organizations! How do we teach our children what to do?
Jewish Agency Head: Kosher slaughter ban is like outlawing Judaism
Jewish Agency head, Isaac Herzog, urges EU heads of state to drop kosher slaughter ban. “These are foundations of Jewish religious practice"
COVID vaccine is kosher, manufacturers promise
No pork used in coronavirus vaccines produced by Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca.
World Jewish Congress condemns EU decision on ritual slaughter
WJC calls decision by EU court to allow countries to mandate stunning animals before slaughter an assault on freedom of religion.
EJA laments ECJ ruling on kosher slaughter in Belgium
“Bogus animal welfare claims are being used to penalize a practice that puts care and respect for animals at its very core."
'ECJ decision upholding ban on non-stun slaughter will be felt by Jews'
President of CER responds to European court's decision to uphold ban on non-stun slaughter in Belgian regions of Flanders and Wallonia.
Meat, milk, and Aliyah" Parashat Re'eh
How long do we have to wait from meat to milk? And how long are we allowed to wait to make aliya?
Are penguins kosher?
Penguins are not on the Torah's list of non-kosher birds and don't resemble any of them. Why are they not kosher?
Los Angeles Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf stores are giving up their kosher certification
After 57 years, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf's LA-area stores give up their kosher certification.
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