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Although he is only 26, Jesse Epstein jumps at the chance to work his love for beer into his rabbinical pursuits and says he dreams of one day bringing the revamped Shmaltz brews into Israel's craft beer scene

Police deploy 2,000 police and Border Police troops to the capital and its surroundings as the military remain on high alert in the West Bank as tens of thousands expected to pray at al Aqsa; Hamas calls on Palestinians to 'protect holy site'

Report claims out of the millions of reviews submitted, many were identified as fraudulent but the company says over 70% of fake reviews are detected ahead of time

Reports say the new XBB.1.16 variant prevalent in India causes viral eye infections in children; health expert says it is challenging to estimate its spread in the country due to testing challenges

Humanly Possible: Seven Hundred Years of Humanist Freethinking, Inquiry, and Hope

A new ale beer just hit the market and it’s brewed by some local college students here in the Heartland.

An American family that had a rare 2,700-year-old papyrus note on display in their home for decades, one of only three known fragments to be in existence in the world, has donated it to Israel by way of the Israel Antiquities Authority. 

Dylan Mulvaney partnered with the top-selling brand, but some consumers have revolted.

Despite being awarded one of the highest honors in the culinary world, celebrity cook cannot help but feel a twinge of disappointment as it was only one star and not two

The origin of the name Mimouna, which takes place this year on the evening after the end of Passover, has been extensively pondered by researchers, rabbis, and writers, but no other yom tov has been adopted as quickly as this Maghrebi Jewish tradition