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by Daisy BenchimolHow a strange dream taught me what it means to keep kosher.
Visitors to Israel from the Far East discover a brilliant, new monitoring system: the mezuzah.
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How a strange dream taught me what it means to keep kosher.
Mark your calendar for Judaism's once-in-28-year special event.
Everything you need to know about those powerful black boxes, placed on the head and arm.
Kosher symbols are everywhere: on sugar, coffee... even spring water. Do these products really need kosher supervision?
If God always knows what we are thinking, why pray in the first place?
A precise step-by-step video guide. Perfect for the bar mitzvah boy.
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What to say when there is nothing to say.
The story of Ruth illustrates the high spiritual payoff of 'giving.'
Judaism is replete with highly-refined environmental consciousness.
Magnetic, spiritual, ancient and contemporary -- a Torah scroll connects Jews of every stripe to every other Jew of the past, present and future.
Even in our disposable society, permanence can actually be achieved.
Which animals are kosher? How must kosher food be prepared? And why keep kosher in the first place?
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Exploring the eternal relevance of Sukkot and mitzvot in general.
Six events occurred on Tu B'Av, the 15th of Av, making it a festive day in the Jewish calendar.
Jewish prayer is a discipline. Don't just wait for the mood to strike.
An incredible tapestry of 7's has been woven into the creation. How many can you name?
Tapping into one of the most potent forces in the universe.
Brachot -- blessings that we say over food and other experiences -- are tools for a daily source of transcendental amazement.
Tzedakah is one of the hallmarks of Jewish tradition. And you don't need money to do it.
The Jews became known as the People of the Book; their love of Torah study is legendary; it has earned them the reputation as the most educated people in the history of the world.
Mincha is an oasis of spiritual time in a tough workday, a moment of calming nerves and focusing on priorities.
Gossip can be more powerful than biological weapons.
It is perhaps the most instantly identifiable mark of a Jew. When and why do we wear a kippah?
Candles make a room romantic; Shabbat candles ignite a romance with God.
Complete guide to making your doorpost Jewish. But will it protect your home?
Keeping kosher offers a variety of spiritual and practical benefits.
613 is one of the most famous Jewish numbers, representing all the commandments of the Torah. How many can you name?
Being Jewish is a 24-hour occupation. And dominating everyday Judaism -- the most consistent and all embracing act of faith -- is kindness.
What comes out of one's mouth is as important as what goes in.
Support for the disadvantaged in Judaism is not altruism -- it is nothing less than justice.
A fascinating big-picture look at the world of Mitzvahs.
Honoring parents is one of the hardest commandments in the Torah. Must you do everything they say? What if you disagree with them?