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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

Goalkeeper Boris Klaiman, who plays in Greek top-flight, accused of sexually assaulting minor at pub; club terminates Israeli shot-stopper's contract

Opinion: Rabbi M S Ginsbury of the Hendon United Synagogue in London, shares his thoughts with Ynet after the murder of Lucy, Maia and Rina Dee in a terror attack and joins his colleague and friend Rabbi Leo Dee in assuring all that terror will never win

Diaspora minister writes Greek envoy to Israel condemning the incident, noting antisemitism on the rise especially in Europe and demanding governmental condemnation and legal action

After a 7-year conversion journey, American journalist Kassy Dillon announces the completion of her conversion to Judaism on social media with a photo bearing her Hebrew name: Devorah Ruth Bat Sarah

5th Japan-Bangladesh Public-Pvt Joint Economic Dialogue held online with calls for more investment

After only an hour on stage, the Israeli singer faints and calls off the show due to 'medical circumstances'; Golan's representatives promise disappointed fans compensation with a makeup show

Baron Maurice Hirsch was a prominent philanthropist who aimed to transform Eastern European Jews into manual workers; his adopted son was a politician and race car driver who distanced himself from Judaism; How does all this relate to a Danish Eurovision winner?

Analysis: Jordan is 'on one hand committed to coordination with Israel and on the other hand is careful not to be portrayed as maintaining security coordination in the holy place'