Kosher

A lesson in kashrut, trust, and Divine protection—told through one man’s near-miss business deal.

A set of miniature tefillin remain kosher despite their tiny dimensions

On his last day in Japan, Shagai Yehuda Ben Simon was arrested and taken into custody. It was there that he found himself praying with a small Book of Psalms, speaking to Hashem, and keeping kosher. A...

Where's the lowest dry land in the world, who wrote the largest kosher mezuzah, and where was the most crowded class held?

Real-time alerts for Kohanim about impurity at the hospital, strict kosher standards, and solutions for every electronic device patients need. Rabbi Moshe Klein, rabbi of the Hadassah Medical Centers,...

A kosher supervisor recounts a dream involving a soul's plea for a special prayer. This uncanny story even caught the attention of Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky.

Rabbi Yehuda Tzadaka didn’t want donations—he wanted people to return to Shabbat, kosher, and family purity. His heartfelt words touched an entire crowd.

All, of course, are kosher for Passover, but not all are recommended for purchasing. Here's how to choose matzahs that won't ruin your diet.

At the age of 60, Hannah Helen traveled from England to Jerusalem to deepen her Jewish studies and faith, ultimately becoming a kosher Jew. "I felt it was my life's mission," she says with excitement.

Morris Haziza, the owner of the new kosher 'Agadir' branch in Jerusalem, faces a secular boycott. "Why boycott someone who wants to practice their faith?" he asks, while noting: "Since the boycott was...