Thanksgiving
Bibi's pardon request rocks Israeli politics, Thanksgiving reflections - podcast
Netanyahu’s pardon bid, Israel’s measles surge, Satmar visit, and Thanksgiving in Jerusalem.
AMIT educational network hosts Thanksgiving event at Jerusalem's Inbal Hotel
Global airlines race to fix Airbus A320 glitch as recall disrupts travel worldwide
America’s oldest Jewish congregation launches a kosher food pantry on the Upper West Side
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupt Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade
New York Mayor Eric Adams, when asked about protests that may unfold during the parade, told reporters the city respected free-speech rights but would not tolerate any disruption.
Here's how to avoid fraud, scams, and phishing attempts this shopping season
The shopping holidays bring increased exposure to fraud and scams. Stay informed and protect yourself with these essential precautions.
How to give thanks when the Jewish world is grieving
A mature gratitude is one that holds a seemingly irreconcilable pair of truths: that there are blessings all around us, and that there is also deep pain.
Nowhere else I’d rather be than Israel during war - opinion
"Despite the ongoing war in Israel, there’s nowhere else I’d rather be but Israel, right now, fighting for Western civilization, not just for our lives and the Jewish future"
Families of American-Israeli hostages urge adding empty seat during Thanksgiving
Americans are urged to download and print a reserved sign to place at their Thanksgiving table, along with the hostage's story.
Can American Jews recapture the vibe of Thanksgivukkah?
The miracle of the oil lasting for eight nights happened long ago, but the miracle that was Thanksgivukkah is still within our grasp.
In the kitchen with Henny: Foods of gratitude
Foods to make for Thanksgiving, or any other time.
Turkey seeks a change
This whole promotional effort is really directed against English usage. Negative associations of the word “turkey” with roast dinner do not affect other languages.
Thanksgiving – and giving thanks - opinion
Though largely secularized – like many American holidays – it has a quasi-religious message that equally covers all the denominations.
This week in Jerusalem: Orange is coming
A weekly round-up of city affairs.