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'Even cakes are political': Michal Epstein faces backlash over kosher pastry kitchen

Former basketball star Michal Epstein faced boycott threats after making her pastry kitchen kosher; She says Eats remains open on Saturdays and nonkosher, calling the backlash a sign of how deeply politics has entered everyday life

Tiki Golan | 08.28.26

Police said a person was seen leaving shortly after the fire began, while lawmakers urged investigators to examine whether the Jewish-owned business was targeted in a hate crime

ynet Global | 08.01.26

The first branch of the Bakey chain in Miami

Israeli baker Uri Scheft brings Bakey to South Florida

The Lehamim and Breads Bakery founder opens a kosher Hallandale Beach location serving babka, bourekas, challah and sourdough, with additional sites planned in Fort Lauderdale and Aventura

ynet Global | 07.17.26

‘God told me I deserved it’: Israeli chef celebrates historic Michelin star

Raz Shabtai, who grew up in Jerusalem and began washing dishes at 13, says Mutra’s star feels ‘like winning an Oscar’ and proves kosher cuisine belongs at the highest level

Tiki Golan | 06.01.26

First kosher restaurant in the world earns Michelin star

Mutra in Miami, led by Jerusalem-born chef Raz Shabtai, becomes the first kosher restaurant in the world to earn a Michelin star, marking a historic breakthrough for kosher fine dining less than two years after opening

Tiki Golan | 05.29.26

No lines, no stigma: Chabad kitchens deliver kosher meals home worldwide

Kitchen of Kindness replaces soup-kitchen lines with discreet home delivery, mobilizing local volunteers to cook kosher meals for the elderly, the ill and families in crisis

Itamar Eichner | 05.27.26

Kosher food at 40,000 feet: El Al inaugurates world's largest kosher airline food plant

What's the deal with airline food? The plant will be able to produce approximately 50,000 meals a day and will broaden the variety of meals served on flights

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 05.07.26

What is the 'kosher-style' restaurant trend reshaping Tel Aviv dining?

Born in American Jewish communities, ‘kosher-style’ is gaining traction in Tel Aviv; The model follows kosher kitchen rules without official certification, drawing traditional diners, curious food lovers and chefs betting the concept can also make business sense

Tiki Golan | 04.26.26

'Kosher Guru' Gabriel Boxer tours Judea and Samaria with AFJS

Swapping restaurant reviews for Israel advocacy, Kosher Guru finds new mission

After building a global following around food and travel, Gabriel Boxer now uses his platform to explain Judaism and counter anti-Israel narratives, saying rising hostility pushed him to prioritize education despite losing followers

Alexandra Lukash | 02.16.26

Damascus hotel introduces kosher menu as Jewish visitors return to post-Assad Syria

Hotel in Syrian capital begins serving kosher food for Jewish expats returning to visit their homeland; 'Currently, they are bringing meat from America, but God willing, after Passover a ritual slaughterer will come'

Lior Ben Ari | 02.12.26

Isiah Thomas debuts kosher Champagne line with historic French producer

NBA Hall of Famer teams up with Cheurlin Champagne and Royal Wine Corp. to launch a kosher collection ahead of Passover 2026, marking a rare entry into the premium kosher wine market with sugar-free, estate-grown offerings from France’s Aube region

ynet Global | 01.31.26

London woman gets slap on the wrist for racist assault outside kosher restaurant

Mary Clarke hurled antisemitic abuse, assaulted diners and damaged property outside a kosher restaurant in central London; judge cites her remorse and role as sole caregiver for her son, suspending a -week prison sentence

Itamar Eichner | 01.26.26

Kosher cheeseburgers and autonomous cars on Shabbat: how technology could reshape Jewish religious life

Cultured meat, artificial intelligence and smart homes could upend long-standing religious practices, says Rabbi Shlomo Hecht, who predicts a future Judaism focused more on belief and thought than on detailed legal rulings

Itzchak Tessler | 01.09.26

‘That's not allowed here’: mother says told to leave after breastfeeding at Tel Aviv kosher cafe

Told to stop breastfeeding at a kosher café, mom says her crying three-month-old baby 'had to eat,' and calls the incident 'traumatic'

Nina Fox | 01.04.26

'Sweet like a mitzvah': inside the ultra-Orthodox world of candy and kosher snacks

In Me’a She’arim and beyond, a thriving parallel snack industry caters to the Haredi community with quirky alternatives to popular snacks made under strict kosher supervision and sold in bulk; we explored this unique, low-cost candy culture

Sapir Gordo | 12.27.25