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The Jewish calendar features many special days throughout the year. However, as the dates for these special days are set by the Jewish calendar, their

According to the Hebrew Bible and the story of the Divine Creation, Eve was the first human female. The Genesis account allows us to form

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Tu biSh’vat literally means the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shvat (sometimes spelt as ‘Shevat’ in English). Tu biSh’vat is the Jewish New Year

Tzom (the fast of) Gedalyah (or Gedaliah) is a minor fast day which takes place every year on the 3rd of Tishrei (the day immediately

The 33rd day of the counting of the Omer Lag baOmer ל”ג בעומר is celebrated on the 18th of the Hebrew month of Iyar, which

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Seven species of natural produce are traditionally associated with the land of Israel. They are: Wheat Barley Grapes Figs Pomegranates Olives Honey These seven species

The Hebrew word ‘Havdalah’ הבדלה means ‘separation’ and is used to describe the brief ceremony held shortly after Shabbat ends to formally mark the end

The Ten Commandments is the name given to the set of instructions given to the Jewish people at Mount Sinai by God. The biblical account

The great majority of India’s population are adherents of Hinduism, a religion whose history stretches back thousands of years. Hinduism is  very tolerant of other religions,