Tu be'av
Together but apart: Couple spaces that don’t feel crowded
Moving in together shows a good relationship isn’t just matching styles, but creating a home that feels both “ours” and respects “mine and yours.” Here’s how to get the balance right.
Tu B'Av: A love of life and of Israel - opinion
Israel Festival's Art/Battle uses martial arts for peace
Jerusalem highlights July 28-August 3
Tu Be'av: Celebrating the Jewish holiday of love
Tu Be’av, the 15th of the Hebrew month of Av, was a festival in ancient times dedicated to young Jewish men and women finding their mates, celebrated as a holiday of love.
Grapevine July 2, 2023: Triumphing over the ‘Final Solution’
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Grapevine: Film screening with meaning
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Pascale’s Kitchen: Sweet treats for the Jewish holiday of love
With Tu Be'av on a Friday, I didn't want complicated deserts. I’ve chosen three delicious chocolate recipes that can be prepared in no time at all.
Tu Be'av: Why aren't more young Jews finding love, marrying? - opinion
There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of young people of marriageable age who have not yet found their bashert. This problem is particularly acute in the Modern Orthodox community.
Tu Be'Av: Israelis married less and younger in 2020
6,746 couples including at least one partner who was registered with the Population Authority got married abroad in 2020.
Jerusalem highlights August 5-11
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Tu Be'av: How this Israeli couple was matched together by a chatbot
An Israeli nonprofit called Algo designed this particular chatbot for the purpose of matchmaking on WhatsApp.
A match made in Jerusalem’s coronavirus ward
“Love conquers all – even the insanity of COVID-19."
Steaming hot products for the summer
Popsicles, cosmetics, and cleaning supplies: Here are all the things you'll need to get your summer started.
Half of Israel Jews prefer not to get married in an Orthodox ceremony
The Hiddush Association conducted a survey about how Israeli Jews prefer to get married.
