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95 years after its founding, 'Ein Harod' Kibbutz's dining hall received kosher certification by Rabbi Asher Gabay. The decision followed a five-year debate among kibbutz members, culminating in a secret ballot vote to become kosher.

How Jewish law, science, and tradition intertwine to reveal why honey remains one of nature’s purest and most spiritual foods

Exploring how kosher food impacts the soul, shapes character, and protects health and ecology

Jewish law and mysticism explain why certain foods left overnight may carry spiritual and physical risks

Crafting the perfect shawarma experience while navigating kosher considerations

The new kosher update from the Chief Rabbinate addresses cheese products, particularly important as Shavuot approaches

On the controversy surrounding the kosher status of turkey, which began 100 years ago

A creepy parasite was discovered two weeks ago in Zoey Butler's tuna can, leading her to quickly post about it on Facebook. Many attempted to identify the creature, but the mystery was only recently solved.

Many insects comfortably reside on vegetables, fruits, and legumes. Rabbi Moshe Vaye, who has specialized in this area for 30 years, talks to 'Hidabroot Weekend' readers about the problems of uncontrolled eating and the solutions. An interview.

How Kosher Eating, Mindful Blessings, and Guarding the Eyes Shape Your Soul, Health, and Emotional Balance

Due to errors in kosher certification of birds, the custom developed to certify only birds traditionally eaten

Explore the Spiritual Roots Behind Dietary Laws and How They Promote Balance, Health, and Harmony in Body and Soul

Exploring the complex kosher rules when non-Jewish chefs work in certified kosher restaurants