Jerusalem post magazine

‘Getting old is not a crime” – so says Smadar Ganzi. In this interview with the Magazine, she explains why and what motivated her to start the campaign and a website for ProAging.

'Living here is living in history. It’s an astounding little country. No matter where I go, there is something centuries and centuries-old.'

The continuous emancipation of the Jewish nation can be viewed through examining a series of “first” Passovers.

The deeper lesson of the Torah’s teaching is not that one must have tragedy at the very moment of triumph, but that everything contains its opposite.

Kashrut is a significant part of Jewish identity. The basic principle of kashrut is that what a person puts into his body affects not only his physical health but the purity of his soul as well.

Yad Vashem began the development of an online learning center, taking questions both from the original material and adding additional material to the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center

In and Around Jerusalem for Everyone really is for everyone, whether you’re reading it on the trail or on your couch.

Yes, there are imitations, but here is the original Jerusalem Post 17th straight year of new “Reasons I love Israel,” even though 2020 was a year of challenges.

I usually end up buying a big bag of each kind of pepper and then going home and pickling them all so that my pantry will be stocked with a large variety of flavors and colors to choose from as an addition to meals.

Perhaps the sagest advice of how to enjoy yourself on Yom Ha’atzma’ut was found on a 6th century BCE wine chalice discovered in Cyprus. 'Be Happy, Drink Well.'

Still in the shadow of coronavirus, the March of the Living will again take place virtually – saluting the doctors and nurses who saved Jews during the Holocaust