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Tu B’Av: Day of Love

Tu B’Av is a little-known Jewish holiday, coming just six days after the mournful commemoration of tragedy during Tisha B’Av. ...

Is Yom Hazikaron a good thing? This unusual question recently popped into my head while we were teaching our religious ...

I love making pizza at home, and especially enjoy trying new flavor toppings. Some of our favorites include white pesto ...

Did you grow up watching Captain Planet? (I didn’t – but that’s a long story; apparently I have some catching ...

This is real and you are completely unprepared!What? Just the thought strikes panic in my heart. I like to be ...

As I write today’s blog entry on Tu Bishvat, I’m sitting in my home office looking at the piles of ...

Happy Tu Bishvat! Today we celebrate the birthday of the trees by eating fruit, nuts, grains, and other things that ...

A fruity cake recipe for the birthday of the trees.

What to eat on the birthday of the trees.

Enjoy the holiday with this refreshing drink.

Finally, some words of comfort for Jerusalem and its people.

Isaiah charges the people with rebellion against God.