JEWISH

A brief overview of the Jewish Dating Scene in today's society.

Every year, the month of February brings in a lot of activity with the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival - a 20 day film extravaganza featuring movies for, by and of the Jewish community from across the world.

When preparing to meet Jewish singles online, it will be essential to carry out things in the right way. Failing to do so can result in unhappy final results.

Meeting Jewish singles has never been so easy as online dating gives options we never had before. But, don't join any Jewish dating sites until you read this article as I will give you some valuable tips to make you dating adventure more successful.

A selection of Jewish themed movies worth seeing.

Now it doesn't matter that Santa does not come to our house. We have our own fun holidays and celebrations. Being Jewish is fun...really

An article that discusses the phenomenon that is the Jewish mother.

A great article that looks at Jewish foods and cooking.

This is a report of a letter written offering an Al Het to the Jewish people of the United States.

The Jewish New Year was celebrated on September 18th of 2009, and is on September 8th in 2010, it is celebrated at sundown as with all Jewish religious days. The foods eaten on Rosh Hashanah have are symbolic of what they hope for the coming year.

Here are three simple Jewish recipe dishes that will make any New Years Day meal simple and affordable.

There's a difference between something being Kosher and something being typically Jewish. Here's an overview of the latter.

Learn how you can turn traditional Jewish holiday recipes into a meal that will keep you loyal to your diet.

Learn about Jewish recipes for chicken noodle soup, such as what it can be used for and how you can alter your recipe.

Make a Jewish recipe family cookbook following these steps.

Chicken fat, corned beef, and potato pancakes. Let's face it: you won't lose weight on typical Jewish food. But find out the best way to lose those pounds after you've indulged.

This book contains 70 recipes, written by women suffering and starving in a Jewish concentration camp. It is an important part of Jewish history.

This article examines the history behind and debate over the origins of Jewish sacred music. It also examines modern attitudes towards musical "borrowing" from four major movements of Judaism: Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, and Hasidic (ultra-Orthodox).