Love
More than 10,000 Jewish singles set to take part in 'world's largest speed dating event'
"We are not just running an event. We are building a community, one date at a time," said one of the event's lead organizers.
The "Madonna–Whore" complex: When a man loves someone but is not attracted to her
10 rules that will bring a romantic relationship into your life
Lost in translation, found in love: Ariana Phillips’s path to marriage in Israel
Don’t leave off the love: Devorah Ahavah Gerzoff’s journey to Jewish faith and Israel
A slow rediscovery of Judaism that led from suburban America to a love affair with Israel.
Love isn’t enough: Faith in humanity through the lens of the Torah
In a fractured world, Torah reminds us through Akiva, Hillel and Ben Azzai that every person carries dignity, meaning and divine image.
Wartime dating: Six Jerusalem destinations to take your significant other
Here are some great spots in and around Jerusalem for a memorable date, even in these unusual times.
Letters of love and survival: A Holocaust love story preserved at Yad Vashem
A young Orthodox couple in Hungary exchanged messages that sustained them through forced labor, ghettos, brazen escapes, and months in hiding.
Inside Chiburim: Yaron Shane’s mission to help IDF soldiers find Love After War
Yaron Shane shares how Love After War connects Israel’s soldiers and veterans with mentors and potential life partners.
Love at 88, 96: Rosh Hashanah romance that began at shul
A Rosh Hashanah moment in shul sparked a late-life romance in Jerusalem’s French Hill.
Tel Aviv nightlife to a rooftop proposal: A modern love story
A backgammon lesson in a Tel Aviv bar sparked a romance that spanned continents and eight years, ending in a heartfelt rooftop proposal.
Digital scans unveil new love notes and sketches on ancient Pompeii wall
The once-thriving city of Pompeii, near Naples, was buried in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, preserving buildings, objects, and graffiti under meters of ash.
Smooching through the ages: First kiss was 20 million years ago by early primates, scientists say
Platonic pecks are thought to be used to navigate complex social relationships or increase bonding.
Elkana Bohbot's heartwarming story about life back from Gaza: 'He forgot the rules of this house'
Rivka Bohbot, wife of former Gaza hostage Elkana Bohbot, shared a heartwarming story about how he is adjusting to life outside the Gaza tunnels.
