Singles

The Shidduch Crisis: Obstacles:advice for older Yeshiva singles

We need to overcome the "Shidduch Crisis."

Embracing the singles among us

A call to action for our synagogues.Op-ed.

A guide for the novice shidduch-maker

Matchmaking is as hard as splitting the Red Sea, said our Sages, but this is how you do it!

Feeling the pain of another - 'nosei b’ol im chaveiro'

Rabbi Steinman: "Maybe when you feel the pain of another and make it your pain, that itself opens new gates and creates new merits..."

Watch: Couple sings about 'childhood purity'

Jewish couple releases new single, showcasing childhood memories from two sides of an ocean.

An ulpan or a matchmaking service for immigrants?

A total of 32 immigrants to Israel met their partners in one semester at Ulpan Etzion, the absorption center of the Jewish Agency.

Tehillim Unity for matchmaking

Tehillim Unity Day for matchmaking ‘challenge’ goes global

Volunteer matchmakers are organizing a worldwide unity event on July 1, 2018 to arouse Divine mercy for the shidduch crisis.

Bennett proposes world Jewish singles' gathering

Education Minister devises new way to combat intermarriage.

US Jewish leaders are fighting the wrong battle

Within 45 years:

Sharp jump in number of singles

Israelis marry more than in most developed countries, but marriage age has climbed steadily in recent decades.

Kinderlach band's new single: The Time is Now

Kinderlach band starts the summer off with a new single, announces 'the time is NOW!'

WATCH: Yonatan Razel's new 'Hallelujah' single

Singer Yonatan Razel talks about happiness, his new single, and the connection between the two.

In a Speedy World, 'Beineinu' Believes in Slow Dating

Group works to bring together 'Anglo' Jews and Israelis, tries to make the singles scene fun.

Serious Dating at Mega-Event for Religious Anglo Singles

Jerusalem event aims to help shy singles meet and teach all singles how to make their dating lives as successful as their careers.

Advice to Lovelorn: Want to Marry? So Say ‘Yes’ and Get Married

Without social pressure, nothing good in the world can happen, says Rabbi Shmuel Yaniv. He recommends more - not less - pressure on young people.