Mother-son duo Tess and Josh Gerritsen travel the world to find out why pigs are so controversial in the movie screening virtually at the Miami Jewish Film Festival through Jan. 26

Airline caused 'emotional suffering' to travelers who went without food for some 10 hours, judge says in ruling

Effort calling to assist observant individuals amid the COVID-19 pandemic is backed by Jewish, Muslim groups and lawmakers including Deutsch, Omar

Alternative kashrut authority Tzohar has been the go-to for those trying to avoid the Cheif Rabbinate; now new legislation may give it full government recognition

Two rabbis weigh in on whether observant Jews can cook up the bugs that have invaded much of the Midwest and Eastern US

Unlike prohibition on pork, ban on scaleless, finless fish - found twice in the Torah - was apparently not observed. New project looks at origins of Judaism as a religious practice

Shift by beloved sweet shop to Tzohar supervision -- which can't legally call itself 'kosher' due to state monopoly -- sparks cheers, curiosity and disappointment by some

Paula Shoyer's latest effort offers 100 new kosher recipes for the smart multicooker, which is perfect for those under pressure to make massive feasts every Shabbat

Latrine of Jewish homes, dated shortly after William the Conqueror’s invitation to Jews to settle in England, features no remnants of pig or other non-kosher animals

Jewish entrepreneur was 89; his tofu-based non-dairy ice cream became a hit in Jewish households, allowing observant people to have the cold dessert even after eating meat