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Rosh Hashanah
‘Free and happy. That is our victory’: ex-hostage Matan Angrest's first Rosh Hashanah back home
A year after his family marked the Jewish New Year without him as he remained a Hamas hostage in Gaza, Angrest returns to the holiday table, calling freedom with his loved ones his ‘personal victory’
Lihi Gordon
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09.11.26
This simple stuffed pepper recipe tastes far more luxurious than it looks
Sweet red peppers are packed with seasoned white fish, roasted until tender and served over lemony tahini for an easy Mediterranean meal
Noam Shitrit
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09.11.26
Feeling guilty after a holiday feast? Don’t try to 'make up' for it
After a big holiday meal, fasting, skipping meals or overexercising can do more harm than good; Experts recommend returning to normal eating, staying hydrated and exercising moderately rather than trying to 'compensate' for overeating
Meital Levy
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09.11.26
Israel’s honey is disappearing: Why beehives are producing far less
Israeli beehives once produced up to 80 kg of honey, but shrinking natural habitats have cut yields dramatically, prompting beekeepers to plant trees and expand foraging areas in an effort to protect bees and revive production.
Ilana Curiel
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09.11.26
How to make Rosh Hashanah resolutions last: 7 practical steps
Rosh Hashanah is a time to resolve to exercise more, sleep better and make time for what matters, but when good intentions fade as routine returns, seven practical steps can help turn them into lasting change
Nadav Harris
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09.11.26
Escalation with Iran: On the way to tense high holidays after destruction of Hezbollah's key ridge
Following the strike on the Ali Taher Ridge, Israel raises readiness for possible Iranian retaliation and other multi-front threats during the High Holidays, from the target bank prepared for Iran, through preparations for Hamas attacks
Elisha Ben Kimon
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09.11.26
Rosh Hashanah recipe: meat-stuffed cauliflower with honey-mustard glaze
A festive whole cauliflower packed with juicy seasoned beef, brushed with a sweet, punchy glaze and roasted until deeply golden — an impressive holiday centerpiece you can prep a day ahead
Rachel Kroot
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09.10.26
How Ethiopian Judaism reshapes the way we think about Rosh Hashanah
Bete Israel’s traditions of creation, purification and remembrance offer a counterpoint to rabbinic Judaism’s focus on judgment, raising a deeper question about human responsibility for the world entrusted to us
Rabbi Dr. Sharon Zeude Shalom
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09.10.26
From Casablanca with love: 3 dishes recipes for an unforgettable holiday feast
From silky, creamy soup to richly spiced calf’s brain and an unexpected honey cake, three elegant dishes bring a luxurious Moroccan twist to the Rosh Hashanah table
Haim Dayan
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09.10.26
Four holiday diet myths that could make you gain weight
Skipping meals, avoiding carbs and saving calories for dinner may backfire; a dietitian explains how to enjoy holiday meals without overdoing it
Galit Snir
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09.10.26
Not every change is renewal: the management test of Rosh Hashanah
A new year invites us to set goals, change habits and turn over a new leaf, but Rabbi Isaac Arama suggests beginning with a different question: What is truly missing, what should be left behind and what should instead be preserved?
Ziv Elul
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09.10.26
Israel's population surpasses 10 million as new Hebrew year begins
Israel rings in the Hebrew year 5787 with a record 10.3 million people, while 92.2% say they are satisfied with their lives; CBS reports high life expectancy, growing emigration and significant financial pressures
Yaron Druckman
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09.09.26
Rosh Hashanah outdoors: Israel’s best family adventures
From migrating cranes in the Hula Valley and kite-making above the Jordan Valley to cave art at Beit Guvrin and a nighttime spectacle at Masada, the Israel Nature and Parks Authority is offering outings for families across the country
ynet Global
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09.09.26
The firewall of the soul
Opinion: A malicious link became an unexpected Rosh Hashanah lesson: Other people’s words can hurt us, but strengthening our relationship with God and ourselves can change how we respond
Rabbi Leo Dee
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09.08.26
Trump meets with prominent Hasidic rabbis at White House ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Trump welcomed prominent Hasidic rabbis to the White House ahead of Rosh Hashanah, drawing attention over Satmar’s anti-Zionist stance as Vice President JD Vance joked about their large families
Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.04.26
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