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.
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12/25/2023
Jewish Boxing Days?
In many countries, especially those associated with the United Kingdom,…
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12/25/2023
Remember to Tip Generously
Recognize that your generous tip along with a sincere thank you can go a…
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12/22/2023
My Father. Our Father
Many well-known Jewish songs are based on words from the Bible. While a…
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12/22/2023
Love and Reverence
This Shabbat, think about all the wonderful gifts that you have been given…
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12/21/2023
The Tenth of Tevet, Asarah b’Tevet
And it was in the ninth year of [King Zeddekiah’s] reign, in the tenth…
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12/20/2023
President William Howard Taft – Friend of the Jews
Jewish Treats presents a quick look at the relationship of President…
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12/20/2023
Know Your Presidents
Recognize those Presidents who used their considerable influence to support…
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12/19/2023
The Board of Deputies
The contemporary Jewish community of England began to form in the late 17th…
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12/19/2023
Organized Together
When you are able, join a local Jewish organization to help members of the…
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12/18/2023
Majority Rules
After the Torah was given, Moses served as the sole judge of the Jewish…
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12/15/2023
Accepting Wisdom
“Ben Zoma said: Who is wise? An individual who learns from all people, as…
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12/15/2023
Learning From Others
Listen closely to another person’s advice since it’s quite possible that…
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12/14/2023
This is Chanukah
Tonight is the eighth and final night of Chanukah. After the flames die…
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12/14/2023
O’ Chanukah
Tomorrow, when there will be no more candle lighting to look forward to, do…
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12/13/2023
Giving Gifts
“A person who is diligent in lighting Chanukah candles will have children…
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12/13/2023
Give Spiritually Meaningful Gifts
Think of giving Chanukah presents that represent the timeless messages of…
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12/12/2023
Chanukah Yum
While Jewish holidays are known for their food (except Yom Kippur, of…
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12/12/2023
Experiment Now
Even if you haven’t made doughnuts or latkes before, there's no time like…
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12/11/2023
The Chanukiyah
The term “menorah” is used for both the classic symbol of the holiday of…
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12/11/2023
Chanukah Style
Let your choice of chanukiyah express your own personal style.
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12/08/2023
Chanukah and Divine Order
Chanukah always overlaps with at least one Shabbat (if not two), and since…
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12/08/2023
A Special Shabbat
While welcoming Chanukah by lighting the menorah, and Shabbat, by lighting…
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12/07/2023
Special For Chanukah: The Chanukah Blessings
Tonight, on the first night of Chanukah, one candle/light is placed on the…
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12/07/2023
Jewish Light Burns Bright
In the face of the unspeakable horror that was perpetrated on October 7th,…
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12/06/2023
These Lights We Kindle
While the mitzvah of lighting the menorah is an outward-focused mitzvah –…
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12/06/2023
He is Always There
When reciting Ha’nayrot Halalu after lighting the menorah, remember how G-d…
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12/05/2023
The 25th of Kislev
It is not uncommon to find that significant events in Jewish history…
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