Business
Worldwide aid for shmita-observant farms
Deborah Fineblum, JNSSep 02, 2021
ROSH HASHANAH EDITION 5782 SECTION B PAGE 2 “L-rd our G-d, bless this year’s crop for the best, in all of its types. Bless the face of the land, satiate […]
A university with the potential to change all of Israel
Larry HankinSep 02, 2021
Israel’s first prime minister, David Ben Gurion, was a huge believer in the potential of the Negev Desert for the growth and stability of the Jewish state. In fact, he...
Where to live? A hot commodity in Israel
Deborah Fineblum, JNSJul 08, 2021
Scott Gross is a man with a mission. He’s scouring the country for the perfect place for his parents to enjoy their retirement. “It’s one-half investment and...
Reinventing an American classic in Israel
Abigail Klein Leichman, Israel21cJul 01, 2021
Israeli kids love peanutty Bamba puffs, but are more likely to have chocolate spread than peanut butter on their sandwiches. Because peanut butter is such an American...
ImmunaBand stores, shares vaccine status
Andrea JacobsJun 24, 2021
Dr. Tashof Bernton was discussing COVID-19 immunity, antibodies, and whether it would be helpful to know who was virus-protected with his son, a light bulb popped....
Preservation, economic growth clash
Chris LeppekMay 20, 2021
Last week, a humble and attractive house on Denver’s West Side — long the home of Jewish families — escaped the wrecking ball by a very thin margin. Its future,...
Jewish unionist takes on Amazon
Andrew Lapin, JTAApr 08, 2021
NEW YORK — A historic union battle in Bessemer, Ala. could result in the country’s first organized Amazon warehouse — and it’s thrust a longtime Jewish union...
In Northern Ireland, Brexit affects Passover
Cnaan Liphshiz, JTAApr 01, 2021
LONDON — This year, in the run-up to Passover, the Jewish communities of Northern Island and Ireland showed an unusual sign of collaboration. Due to a Passover food...