Sephardim
'Inspirational Reflections for the Seder Night': A Haggadah for empty chairs at the table - review
With reflections and prayers for each stage of the Seder, this Haggadah invites you to engage with tradition, family, and your own journey of redemption.
Hinenu at 10 million: 100 lives that tell Israel’s real story
Tamara Cohen's ancestors were expelled from Spain, now she’s bringing bagels to Madrid
This week in Jewish history: Nobel prize winners, biochemists, and the Baba Sali
'Nobody cares about LGBTQ+ people' - Smotrich in surfaced recordings
In the conversation, Smotrich said that his position against the LGBTQ+ community does not hurt him politically because his voters don't care.
Haredi rabbi slams Smotrich for reducing soda tax
"These fools. This donkey is lowering the tax on sugary drinks. Moron. Our country is number one in diabetic amputations. Over 10% of the population."
What will be impact if Rabbinate picks IDF chief rabbi? - analysis
The issue could be making a mountain out of a molehill. Yet, it could also be a case of some of the political class trying to dress up a future major strike on the IDF’s independence.
Likud-RZP agreement: IDF chief rabbi appointed by Sephardic chief rabbi – report
The IDF chief rabbi will be promoted in rank and will answer on halakhic matters to Israel's Rabbinate.
Morocco-Israel tourism – not a mirage
TRAVEL ADVISER: Thousands of Israelis have traveled on organized tours for years. Once there were nonstop flights, the desire to visit Morocco reached unparalleled heights.
Jewish people from all over the world are family, we are family - opinion
Sephardi Chief Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef called Conservative and Reform Judaism a "new religion," earlier this month.
Are there Jewish pirates of the Caribbean in Jamaica?
Were there Jewish pirates in the Caribbean? Aye. But were the Jews lying beneath the three century-old tombstones in Kingston, Jamaica, decorated with skull and crossbones pirates? Nay.
This week in Jerusalem: Orange is coming
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Forgotten Arabian Jews recount lives of happiness and horror
A new book gives voice to some of the million or so Sephardi Jews who once lived harmoniously in the Mideast and North Africa, but who left everything behind after an explosion of antisemitism.
Catholic Church can curb carbon emissions by returning to meat-free Fridays, study suggests
The practice dates back to the first century CE, when Pope Nicholas I declared that Catholics were required to abstain from eating meat on Fridays in memory of the death and crucifixion of Christ.
