Kosher
'We lived in a state of relentless fear,' antisemitic harassment campaign victim says - interview
Randy Settebrino recounted his experience of the three-month hate campaign, saying that the harasser contacted him and his family over a thousand times.
Maryland kosher pizzeria to furloughed federal workers: You can pay us back later
Want to go on a trip without giving up the Sukkah? KKL has you covered
From the Rhine to the Danube: Kosher river cruises open a new gateway for the religious community
Strauss Water brings good news for Shabbat observers: Launches tami4shabbat
The company is expanding its product range and is launching a kosher-for-Shabbat and holiday water dispenser for use throughout the week, with strict certification from Badatz Mehadrin Rubin.
Now Australia has ousted Iran's envoy - will the country actually tackle antisemitism? - editorial
The attacks organized by Iran were before June's 12-day war, so reflect the export of Tehran's strategy of targeting Jews abroad, a playbook it has used for decades.
Boquete Uncovered: Pumas, Pastries & Panama’s Cloud Forest Jewels
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 110.
Kosher or cruel? The Jewish ethical dilemma of factory-farmed meat
Growing demand for meat worldwide sparks debate about 'tza’ar ba’alei chaim' – causing needless suffering to living creatures.
Montenegro: Kosher Adriatic luxury at the Dukley Hotel
Dukley Hotels & Resort offers privacy, luxury, and a genuine warm smile, just a short walk from the historic Old Town of Budva, Montenegro, on the Adriatic Coast.
Dukley, Montenegro: A stunning view and kosher options too
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 109.
This hotel abroad could solve the problem for every kosher-observant traveler
Just 1 hour from Athens Airport, Israel Canada Hotels opened a glatt kosher resort in Chalkida, Greece, with separate meat & dairy kitchens, a synagogue & rates from €144 per night.
Kosher in Greece: Brown Breach Chalkida beckons - review
Chalkida, which also happens to have the oldest synagogue in Europe, is a small, non-touristy town about an hour north of Athens.
Why Kosher cruises are a game-changer for observant Jewish travelers - opinion
These cruises are not necessarily easy on the wallet. But for the kosher traveler, it’s the difference between coming along for the ride and actually being a full part of it.
Kosher paradise in Panama
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 107
Could changes at the FDA call the kosher status of milk into question? Many are asking.
What happens if the federal government overhauls or abandons its oversight of milk?
