Jewish Treats
New blog posts each weekday sharing interesting and enjoyable observations about Judaism, called “Juicy Bits of Judaism.” These bite-sized facts and actions are easy to digest and are a great way to make a daily connection to Judaism in about two minutes.
Explore the world Jewishly with these enticing tidbits of fun Jewish news, pop culture, history, factoids and surprising snippets of knowledge daily.
Sign up to receive Juicy Bits of Judaism, Daily.
02/24/2017
Just a Half Shekel
This Shabbat is Parashat Shekalim (shekels). The Torah portion…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/24/2017
A Shabbat of Value
Spend time with your family on Shabbat and let them know how valuable they…
0 Comments1 Minute
02/23/2017
Talk with Knowledge
Don't hesitate to speak honestly and respectfully about Jewish beliefs.
0 Comments1 Minute
02/23/2017
The Trouble with Casual Blasphemy
On February 23, 1658, Jacob Lumbrozo was brought before a judge in the…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/22/2017
A Little Lox
A bagel with lox and a nice schmear of cream cheese may be, to some, the…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/22/2017
Fresh Fish
Remember to check fish for fins and scales before purchasing to eat.
0 Comments1 Minute
02/21/2017
The Story of Kurt Eisner
Did you know that there was a Jewish head of a German State in early 20th…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/20/2017
President Woodrow Wilson and the Jews
In honor of Presidents Day, Jewish Treats presents a quick look at the…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/17/2017
Um, What Day Is It?
Living in the “Age of Information,” it is hard to imagine a person not…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/17/2017
Weekly Knowledge
Keep a Jewish calendar in a convenient place to check what time Shabbat…
0 Comments1 Minute
02/16/2017
It’s All In How You Go
Living a Jewish life does not just happen on holidays or Shabbat or when…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/16/2017
A Modest Approach
Be conscientious to behave with appropriate modesty in every situation.
0 Comments1 Minute
02/15/2017
The Story of Irena Sendler
Despite the fact that Irena Sendler was recognized in 1967 by the Yad…
0 Comments3 Minutes
02/15/2017
Protecting History
Share stories of Holocaust heroes and survivors that you know.
0 Comments1 Minute
02/14/2017
With This Ring…
The traditional Jewish wedding band is remarkable only in its particular…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/14/2017
Simcha Happy
When attending a wedding, remember to focus on bringing joy to the bride…
0 Comments1 Minute
02/13/2017
What’s Yiddish for Radio?
World Radio Day (February 13) was created by UNESCO in order to honor the…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/10/2017
Tu b’Shevat is Coming
While it may seem as if winter has just begun, it may be time to look…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/10/2017
What Is the Tree of Life?
In the Garden of Eden, which was teeming with all the wonderful flora of…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/10/2017
The Shabbat of Song
Music speaks to the heart, and, not surprisingly, the heart often speaks…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/10/2017
SIng for the World
This Shabbat, sing praises to God and the majesty of this world.
0 Comments1 Minute
02/09/2017
The Foods of Tu b’Shevat
This Shabbat, Jews around the world will celebrate Tu B'Shevat,…
0 Comments3 Minutes
02/09/2017
Fruit Stop
Stop by the store and pick up some special fruit for celebrating Tu…
0 Comments1 Minute
02/08/2017
What’s the Complaint?
People always like to complain. It is a fact. Sometimes they have…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/08/2017
Without Complaint
Find positive ways to express the need for something to be changed.
0 Comments1 Minute
02/06/2017
Irish in Fairbanks
In 1910, while visiting her family in her native town of Dublin, Jessie…
0 Comments2 Minutes
02/06/2017
Community Abroad
When travelling to an unfamiliar place, research the local Jewish community…
0 Comments1 Minute
02/03/2017
Don’t Pretend
Has someone you know recently emailed you from their overseas vacation…
0 Comments2 Minutes