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In Jerusalem’s Beis Yisrael neighborhood, the famous oven’s flame burned faithfully every week, down through the generations for 126 years, sending a heavenly aroma through the streets and producing Lendner’s Bakery signature specialty — challah for Shabbos. Until three weeks ago

Creating Judaica art from olive wood isn’t just his job, it’s a way of life

The primitive nomads of Kyrgyzstan don’t know any Torah, but some of their practices are eerily like those of the Jews of yore. Could they hold the secret to the whereabouts of the Ten Lost Tribes? 

By day Rabbi Ross is a yeshivah rebbi, but on his keyboard and bass, joined by his kids and their own instruments, the Ross family transforms into Rock Mishpacha

Yaakov Merdinger transforms lumps of metal into cups of blessing

A long-ago art form sheds light on Maimonides and the medieval Jewish world where he flourished