Rosh Hashanah

Caught in a sinister plot by the noble Salim, Rabbi Jacob was wrongly accused of attempting to harm the sultan's wife. Proving his innocence was out of reach.

Got leftover honey from the holidays? You're in luck! Discover why this sweet treat deserves a spot in your pantry all year long.

Discover the health benefits of yellow dates and how to incorporate them into your holiday menu.

Before sharing that apple dipped in honey with your little one, keep in mind the potential danger honey poses to infants. What's the age restriction, and why is it risky?

Known for sweetening our Rosh Hashanah tables, adding flavor to our tea, and enriching our cooking, honey offers much more. With its exceptional healing properties, honey becomes a main ingredient in natural skincare products, and yes, you can create them at home with your own jar of honey.

Who were the holy martyrs of Uman? Why is Rabbi Nachman buried in Uman instead of his hometown, Breslov?

In fact, there are two New Years: The Torah commands Nisan as the beginning of months, but we celebrate Rosh Hashanah in Tishrei. Why do we need two 'heads' and two starts to the year?

Tear the evil of our decree and may our merits be proclaimed: Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, here’s what’s important to know about pumpkin - kera

Perfect for Rosh Hashanah: You might already know this method, but if not, learn how to peel pomegranates quickly and easily.

Honey is one of the healthiest sweeteners, and its origins are particularly fascinating. Here's everything you wanted to know about honey.

What should you buy for the holiday? An in-depth look at a useful shopping list to help prepare for the coming winter.

Why reach for dates when you crave something sweet? Discover their surprising health perks.

Essential guidelines for preparing for the Jewish New Year according to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's rulings

Just before Rosh Hashanah, singer Micha Grammerman showcases extraordinary shofar performances. Check out these captivating videos.

Essential laws of Rosh Hashanah for observance - A daily guide featuring two halachot based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef zt"l

"My favorite Jewish prayer is 'Mi Shebeirach'. There's a line in it that has always touched me, and I often think about it when facing challenges," wrote Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg on his business page.

During his weekly lecture in Ramat Aviv, Rabbi Zamir Cohen addressed the phenomenon of mysterious shofar sounds, which have been documented in YouTube videos and global news broadcasts. What does the rabbi recommend we take from this intriguing phenomenon?