Tag: Kiddush
Everything You Didn’t Know about Purim that Falls on Friday – You’ll Be Amazed...
The significant changes in the practice of Purim apply mainly to the surrounded cities, out of which we know for certain only about Jerusalem and Jericho.
Shabbat Kosher-Food Packages Distributed by Friendship Circle New Jersey
“Challah and Chicken Soup for the Quarantined Soul” includes rolls, grape juice, candles and homemade soup (matzah balls optional).
Reports: Antwerp Police Raided Synagogues that Ran Shabbat Services Against Government Orders
Antwerp police warned officials at the raided synagogues that next time each participant would be fined 350 euros ($390).
Rabbi Riskin to Efrat: Over 70? Don’t Go to Shul
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin is in quarantine, and has issued instructions to the town of Efrat.
Biggest Shabbat Project Ever Included Jews in 1,685 Cities, 106 Countries
From November 15-16, the 7th annual international Shabbat Project outdid its predecessors on all fronts, attracting record numbers of participants.
A Unique Kiddush – Only in Israel
Construction workers building a bridge take a break and make Kiddush for Shabbat.
Haredi Couple Married on Shabbat Due to ‘Urgent Circumstances’
The Sheva Brachot meal could not be held as planned on Shabbat morning because the existence of a bride and a groom was in doubt.
NJ Town Blocks Eruv in Effort to Discourage Settlement by Eruv Users
The petition language is unabashed about which aspect of community quality is of concern to them: 'an eruv used by the Hasidic sect.'
Kiddush Hashem 1966
Agnon's words at the Nobel ceremony resonated for a proud observant Jew embracing a momentous occasion.
Australia: Update on the Kiddush Herring Dispute and Stabbing
Our readers in Australia have sent us updates on the Kiddush stabbing.
Wild Bushfires Drive Some Australian Jews from Their Homes
Yom Kippur prayers may be on the minds of Jews in Australia, ravaged by roaring fires. “Who will perish by water and who by fire,” says the prayer. One Jew lost his home – but saved a mezuzah.
