Tradition
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Insights on Daily Life: Temptation, Parenting, and Jewish Tradition
An overview of short educational videos exploring Jewish insights on daily life, temptation, parenting struggles, post-holiday routines, and practical halachic questions.
Flavors, Memories, and Community Spirit at the Netivot Friday Market
A vibrant culinary journey through the Friday market in Netivot, exploring traditional foods, local community parliaments, and a craft beer stand dedicated to an IDF hero.
Ten Profound Jewish Concepts Reexamined Through Tradition
An exploration of ten foundational Jewish concepts, examining the deep spiritual meanings behind familiar terms such as introspection, divine providence, and love of Israel.
Israeli Comedian Adir Miller Surprises Fans with Yom Kippur Confession
Israeli comedian Adir Miller surprised fans during a recent show by revealing he fasts on Yom Kippur and attends synagogue, offering a glimpse into his traditional roots.
Seven Practical Ways to Establish a Daily Torah Study Habit
Following Simchat Torah, exploring seven practical ways to integrate holiday inspiration and Torah study into daily life through small, manageable routines.
The Eternal Significance of the Central Declaration 'Hear, O Israel'
An in-depth exploration of the profound historical, spiritual, and eternal significance of the central Jewish declaration, 'Hear, O Israel: the Lord our God, the Lord is one.'
Why You Should Keep Your Sukkot Willow Leaves for Livelihood
Discover the ancient tradition of keeping willow leaves from Hoshana Rabbah in your wallet as a symbolic custom for livelihood and financial blessing.
How Yom Kippur Evolved From Ancient Ritual to Secular Soul-Searching in Israel
An exploration of how Yom Kippur transformed in Israeli secular and kibbutz society, deeply shaped by the 1973 war, culminating in the famous rendition of U'ntaneh Tokef.
How to Break the Fast with Faloodeh Sib: A Refreshing Persian Tradition
Discover Faloodeh Sib, a refreshing ancient Persian post-fast tradition made with grated apples, rose water, and pomegranate seeds that transforms the end of Yom Kippur.
Shabbat Shuvah: Meaning and Traditions Ahead of Yom Kippur
Shabbat Shuvah approaches as a time of spiritual preparation between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, centering on themes of repentance, renewal, and the profound message of the prophet Hosea.
The Ultimate Guide to Breaking the Fast: Sweet and Savory Recipes
Discover the ultimate guide to breaking the fast after Yom Kippur, featuring dozens of sweet and savory recipes ranging from comforting cakes to crispy breads.
Uman Pilgrimage on Rosh Hashanah: Tradition, Growth and Challenges
Nearly 40,000 pilgrims travel to Uman for Rosh Hashanah, continuing a growing Hasidic tradition despite modern security and logistical challenges.
Avri Gilad Discusses Spiritual Awakening and Shabbat Digital Detox
Israeli media personality Avri Gilad shares his spiritual journey from an atheist childhood to embracing Jewish heritage and practicing digital detox on Shabbat.
Rosh Hashanah Myths Debunked: Apples, Honey, and Shofars Explained
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, we debunk popular holiday myths: from the true role of the shofar and the origins of apples in honey to the reality behind pomegranate seeds.
Hanoch Rosenn returning to religion? "I am still looking for Him"
The legendary director of massive shows and pantomimist celebrated 50 years of creativity and revealed a picture of the Baba Sali and books of Psalms in his home. In a candid conversation with News 13, he spoke about memories from his father's house, his humanistic perception, and the spiritual search that never ends.
Judaism at the click of a button: The project connecting artificial intelligence with tradition
Leaders of the media world, key figures from the high-tech industry, and the rabbi of the Savyon community gathered for the launch of 'Jewit - simply being Jewish': a digital platform that combines artificial intelligence and practical guides in four languages to make tradition accessible in real time.
More prayers and tefillin — but not more faith: the change among teenagers
A survey by the Jewish People Policy Institute found that 22% of non-religious teenagers pray more and 14% read more Psalms. 46% testify that their friends observe more Jewish customs. Among the "completely secular," the opposite trend is recorded.
"Sometimes it looks like a yeshiva": Secular teenagers who are getting closer to religion
Strengthening faith: weekly Torah lessons, separating challah, and tzitzit under school shirts — in recent years, there has been a trend of teenagers from secular or traditional homes moving closer to religion. Principals and teachers in state "secular" schools have found themselves dealing with issues they had not encountered before. Is this related to October 7, and how much have social networks...
The end of the dog soup era: South Korea says goodbye to tradition
South Korea is preparing for a total ban on the sale of dog meat, effective in 2027. For many elderly citizens, this marks a painful farewell to a long-standing culinary tradition.
"Do I need to say amen?": Yinon Magal was recruited for a surprising mission | Watch
Journalist David Wertheim found himself in an amusing situation yesterday while looking for assistance in affixing a mezuzah. In a post on his X account, alongside a photo with "The Patriots" host Yinon Magal, he wrote: "I was looking for someone to install a mezuzah for me, and this is who they sent me from the Rabbinate." Magal took on the task and helped the journalist affix the mezuzah in his...