Watch: Wild Boar Attacks Little Girl in Haifa, Eats her Shalach Manos
As of 2013, the average number of complaints regarding wild boars in Haifa has been about 1,500 per year or about four complaints per day.
Second Annual Gush Etzion Wine Festival
So here's what most of you missed Monday night while you were at home being lazy. The Gush Etzion Wine Festival (have to work...
Police Arrest 4 Jews Planning to Sacrifice Passover Offering on Temple Mount
Hamas and the Israeli Police are against Jews sacrificing the Pascal sacrifice.
Gold Medal Flour Being Recalled Due to Possible Risk of E-Coli
The recall was issued due to the discovery of possible E. coli O26 during sampling of the product.
‘Secular Coercion’: Religious Parties Angered Over High Court’s Ruling Allowing Entry of Chametz on...
The ruling will significant challenges for religious Jews and the hospitals.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – January 16, 2008
Do you love salsa, but are tired of the nominal selection you find in your local stores? Well, Chachie's (a California-based company) makes kosher...
Gift-Giving On The Rise On The Eve Of Rosh Hashanah
Gift-giving has become increasingly popular on the eve of Rosh Hashanah and the lead item is honey, not only those ubiquitous cute honey bear bottles, but more sophisticated and gourmet options.
Brazilian Judge Slams American Airlines Twice for Failing to Provide Kosher Food
Is it possible someone at American Airlines teed off Judge José Marcos Marrone of the São Paulo Court of Justice?
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – April 1, 2008
Red Sox fans rejoice - kosher certified hot dogs are coming to Fenway this year courtesy of a Hot Nosh vending machine.The new President...
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web — May 28, 2007
From Paris to Milan newspapers across the world are talking about the "non-kosher " clothing that had been sold in Israel. The Italian fashion...
UAE Jewish Community Opens First Kosher Supermarket in Gulf
“The unique Jewish supermarket, spanning over 130 square meters in the center of Dubai, offers quality kosher produce imported especially from Israel, Europe and the U.S.,” says UAE-based Rabbi Levi Duchman
Kosherfest Israel
The food and hotel industries in Israel are gathering at the end of the month for the Israeli version of Kosherfest.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – September 3, 2007
Our theme today is great kosher food. Traveling way, way south this year?
Update on Kashrut of Entenmann’s and Other Bimbo Bakeries Products
Marc Gottlieb received a detailed response as to which Bimbo Bakery products will be losing their Kashrut certification and which ones will keep them...
2 Kosher Hotels Come to Florida’s Gambling Venue
The Wyndham Dolce Kosher House Hotel will also have a Shabbos elevator that automatically stops on every floor.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – November 19, 2007
An interesting article about Israel and kosher food can be found on the Cattle Network website. It contains lots of useful information on exports,...
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – November 12, 2007
With thoughts of Thanksgiving in the air, magazines are running their "Best Turkey" surveys. Over at Cook's Illustrated the taste testers have chosen Rubashkin's...
Manischewitz Introduces ‘Gefilte Dogs’ (Oy Vey)
You might as well serve sushi under the July sun, and chrain is basically red wasabi.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – November 5, 2007
Across the Atlantic, Scotland's only kosher restaurant, L'Chaim, is getting high praise for its latkes and chopped liver. Conversation over this past week was about...
Delta-KLM Grounds 18 Orthodox Jewish Girls Who Removed Masks to Eat Kosher Food
According to the flight attendants, they ate outside the "official mealtime" during the flight.
10% of Tel Aviv’s Kosher Restaurants Now Under Tzohar Supervision
This marks a significant step for the Tzohar Kashrut service which was launched in February 2018.
Israeli Minister to Belgium: Ban on Kosher Slaughter ‘Harms Religious Freedom in Europe’
Some 42,000 Jews live in Belgium, about 0.4% of the total population.
JCT Hosts First-Ever Conference Examining if Lab-Grown Meat is Kosher
In light of the technological advances in producing lab-grown meat by in vitro cell culture, Jerusalem College of Technology in partnership with the Sulamot Organization hosts virtual gathering to examine the Halachic implications of this and other cutting-edge technologies.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – November 27, 2007
Latke Crisps, Babka Bites - just two of the delicious snacking flavors from Thou Shall Snack, a company based in Seattle. In our office...
Israeli Embassy Clumsily Photoshops Ambassador’s Lobster Lunch with Brazilian President
Yes, they ate lobster, which is defined by our tradition as Sheretz, which is unholy and a creeping thing and cockroach of the sea.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – October 29, 2007
Dave Cook's Eating in Translation offers tidbits of information on interesting foods from around New York City. Looking through this past week's selections there...
Kibbutz Herb Business Expands Into Canada
Dorot Garlic and Herbs will soon export its frozen cubes of fresh garlic, ginger, parsley, basil, dill and cilantro to Canada's largest supermarket chains:
Shechita Crisis in Europe: Entire Teams Infected with COVID-19
This has affected production throughout Europe and is slowing meat processing and packing down to a halt.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – June 14, 2007
Talk over the past week is about Arcady Gaydamak purchasing 51% of the Tiv Taam supermarket chain. The chain, which is not kosher, had...
2 Sufganiyah-Related Choking Incidents on First Day of Hanukkah
A short while after the senior citizen choked on a sufganiyah in Netanya, another man choked on one in Ofakim.