Tag: Glatt Kosher
IKEA Prepares to Open Near Beit Shemesh
The new branch is expected to open in March -- just in time for Pesach shopping.
Abeles & Heymann Coming to Israel, Supplying Hot Dogs for US Embassy in Israel’s...
Abeles & Heymann hot dogs are making Aliyah, and they're launching at the US Embassy's 4th of July celebration in Israel.
Passover in Jerusalem
There's nothing like spending Pesach in Jerusalem.
Passover on the Kinneret
Amazing hotel in an amazing location along the Kinneret beach.
Too Pious to Give a Get
The ongoing behavior of withholding the Get is not pious behavior, therefore one can't demand the privileges and services that a pious person requires, demands or expects.
Kosher Waldorf Astoria Opens to Rave Reviews
Coffee for five shekels a cup not available.
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Glatt Kosher Company Donates $10,000 in Hotdogs to Soup Kitchen
Glatt kosher hotdog manufacturer Abeles & Heymann is donating $10,000 in hotdogs to the Masbia soup kitchen.
Airline Glatt Kosher Demand Doubles
The number of travelers requesting kosher meals continues to rise, and requests for glatt kosher meals has more than doubled in the past five...
US Dept. of Agriculture Probing LA Glatt Kosher Scandal
The Doheny Glatt Kosher meat market controversy has reached the federal level, where the Dept. of Agriculture announced it is investigating accusations against Doheny...
Abeles and Heymann Merges with Israeli Company Yehiam
US Glatt kosher deli manufacturer Abeles and Heyman merged with Israeli company Yehiam to help both expand their reach in the US market.
Tiny Steps Towards a Big Goal
While A.B. Yehoshua may be right about the problem, his recent harsh words in which he calls American Jews “partial Jews” for not living in Israel do not help much. There are no partial Jews, we are a family, a tribe, a nation, and we simply cannot allow our people to become disconnected. We should never talk down to Jews, we should talk up, inspire, and heal. To bring the family together, you need to talk in the language of love.