You've probably heard of Tu B'Av as Jewish Valentine's Day, and while it is a day of love, there are a few key differences between the...

A tichel can come in any style, though stylistically, Jewish communities have created their own distinct wrappings that have flourished....

Oh yes, these magical beasts exist in Judaism too. Detail of a caption framed by the curved tail of a dragon at Shabbat Parah. It is...

Shavuot, or the feast of weeks, begins at the end of the counting of the Omer, fifty days after the first night of Passover. Shavuot...

This holiday celebrates the death of the Rabbi Shimon bar Yochnai, the author of the Zohar. The Zohar is a central text to Kabbalah, one...

This title is misleading. There is no one singular guide to practicing what we call Jewish witchcraft. But that answer is so much less...

Passover, also known as Pessach, is one of the most important of the Jewish holidays. Some even assert that it is the most important....

When people think of Purim, they generally think of costumes and hamantaschen, or maybe the commandment to get drunk. But it is so much...

According to Rabbi Geoffrey W. Dennis, candles are a symbol of the human soul...They accompany Jews from birth to death and beyond. For...

The New Year for the Trees, Tu Bishvat, is one of four new years celebrated within Judaism. The holiday itself honors the commitment...