While visiting Ecuador for a large-scale shechita run, schochet Rabbi Eliyahu Ezagui of Crown Heights got a glimpse at the life of a shliach in a far-away country, and the lengths he needs to go for kosher food • Full Story, Photos
Jewish athletes, coaches, and journalists in Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympics will have access to nourishing kosher meals to prepare and properly package upwards of 1500 meals in a kosher commercial kitchen near Beijing Airport prepared by Chabad of Beijing • Full Story, Photos
KosherTroops is a unique organization that sends kosher care packages to Jewish American troops stationed all over the world. KosherTroops comes to the event every year “with our troops in uniform. We come to say thank you to the companies that sponsor us and support us throughout the year,” KosherTroops co-founder Sara Fuerst says • Full Story, Photos
Can Kosher cheese be made on Shabbos? Rabbi Yoni Rappaport of the OK Kashrus Organization answers. To ask your own question or for more answers, visit StumptheRabbi.org • Watch
In recent years, Russia has seen a boost in production of kosher food with full factories making kosher products for the local communities and even exporting beyond the country, this week, the Shliach and Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar toured some of the factories to make sure they are operating on the highest standards of Kashrus. In addition Rabbi Lazar also visited a freshly built Mikvah • Photos
The first kosher restaurant in the United Arab Emirates opened on the ground floor of the luxury Armani Hotel in Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, in Dubai • Full Story
Baby boy to: Menachem and Esty Sheinberger – Crown Heights
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Baby girl to: Chagai and Dassie Meffi (nee Richler) – South Beach, FL
Baby girl to: Raziel and Netanya Cohen – Randolph, NJ