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1. Jewish Gifts Retailer Publishes Jewish Wedding Gift Buying Guide January 23, 2012 POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA – JANUARY 18, 2012 -- For wedding guests in need of inspiration, TraditionsJewishGifts.com, the #1 Trusted Source for Jewish Gifts, has published a Jewish Wedding Gift Buying Guide, which is the latest edition in its Jewish gifts buying guide series. “Many wedding guests are often unsure of what they should give to the Jewish bride and groom on their special day,” explains Wendy Gordon, Owner of Traditions Jewish Gifts. “We realize that for those non-Jewish guests attending a Jewish wedding, it can be even more difficult, especially not knowing common Jewish weddi... (read more) Author: Michael Sherman

2. Judaica Gifts for the Holidays Season January 08, 2012 We’re sure feeling the pre-holiday rush here in Jerusalem. The streets are full of people, traffic is pretty hectic, and everybody is doing their last minute shopping for new clothes and Judaica gifts for Rosh Hashana. Very popular items this time of year are silver Kiddush Cups. Since a Kiddush cup is an item that is used every Shabbat and on all the holidays throughout the year, buying a new one just before the beginning of the year is a great idea. The silver cup also gives the table a majestic and special look. What better way to bless the New Year that with Kiddush recited over a new sil... (read more) Author: Roey Skif

3. Chanuka - On Judaica Gifts and Jelly Donuts November 28, 2011 Just as there are many different types of Judaica gifts – washing cups, Mezuzot, Havdala sets, Kiddush cups etc. – there are many different kinds of donuts to choose from: There is the traditional strawberry jelly (still our personal favorite – yum!), dark chocolate, white chocolate, coffee cream, butterscotch, French vanilla, coconut, with sprinkles, and even filled with the famous Middle Eastern Chalva. You cannot believe the delicious smell of donuts that has been coming into the store for the past eight days. Actually, it’s been more than eight days because Sufganiyyot (Hebrew for Cha... (read more) Author: Roey Skif

4. Why Is Margaret River Wine Distinct? November 09, 2011 Wine features a long background dating back to eight thousand years. It traces its origins from that which we now know as Georgia. It has been a staple in mealtime tables since Early Greek and Roman times, and it has performed a huge role throughout history by being an integral part of religious tradition such as the Jewish Kiddush and the Catholic Holy Eucharist. Many people consume it not only because of its taste, but for its benefits. If taken in small amounts, it aids in food digestion, and also the red variants are great for keeping a person's heart healthy. Today, areas like the Napa wi... (read more) Author: Christina Buckingham

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6. Challah cover - E-cig PCC Manufacturer - Pen Style E-cigarette Manufacturer May 29, 2011 At the beginning of a Shabbat or holiday meal, a blessing must first be made over the wine (Kiddush) in order to the sanctify the Shabbat. This is followed by the blessing over the bread (challah), which begins the meal. However, in the hierarchy of blessings mandated by the Sages, the blessing over bread should precede the blessing over wine. In order to preserve the priority of the wine, and not to "shame" the bread which should be blessed first, the bread is emoved by concealing it from view with the challah cover.In the absence of a challah cover, one may use a napkin, doily, tissues, or s... (read more) Author: wqegtf desvf

7. Goblets: History and Uses February 25, 2011 Whenever people see a goblet, people often think of an ancient drinking glass. It was made popular by several religious acts, including Christian communions and Jewish Passovers. Tracing the history of goblets takes people back a long way, as they have been used by people to drink wine for countless centuries. Wine has been a popular drinking beverage for centuries. It is a beverage intended for celebrations, such as weddings and religious ceremonies which are still practiced until now. The goblet has been known by several names from different religious societies, including chalice and Ki... (read more) Author: Jhames Stewart

8. The Stylish and Elegant Kiddush Cup January 17, 2011 A Kiddush cup stands as an integral and inevitable part of the most popular Kiddush ceremony. For Jewish people, Kiddush cups are not merely a simple cup but they hold a great symbol of love, respect, faith as well as honor. Kiddush cups are generally found in diverse designs and materials and are in high demand as always. Such is the popularity that the presence of a Jewish cup is a must in each Jewish synagogue and in every Jewish home as well. Not only for Kiddush celebration, Kiddush cups make ideal gift for great number of other Jewish religious events celebrated all throughou... (read more) Author: Jenny Lauper

9. Silver Kiddush cups December 29, 2010 Origin of the term Kiddush Kiddush means sanctification or purification. The Kiddush ritual is held on the day of Sabbath, and during the Bat and Bar Mitzvah ceremonies. Kiddush involves reciting of ritualistic prayer and blessings over a cup of wine or any other beverage. Use of water is strictly prohibited in the Kiddush because the wine is used to raise a toast to life. The cups used for this purpose are known as Kiddush cups. Silver Kiddush Cups Kiddush cups are crafted out of a variety of materials. But is the silver Kiddush cups that are the most popular among the buyers. It is ... (read more) Author: Roey Skif

10. Plates for Kiddush cups December 28, 2010 Judaism celebrations The weekly holiday of Sabbath and the other holidays like Hanukah and Purim are celebrated by the Jews with great enthusiasm. Celebrating the Sabbath is an important feature in Judaism. Significance of Sabbath The Jews celebrate Sabbath to mark its separation from the other working days. It requires ritualistic blessing and prayer over a cup of wine. Kiddush, Kiddush Cups and Plates for Kiddush Cups The term Kiddush means purification. This ritual takes place on the Sabbath holiday, any other holidays, during the Bar Mitzvah and the Bat Mitzvah ceremony. It involves r... (read more) Author: Roey Skif

11. Best Judaica and Jewish Gifts for Children! December 28, 2010 If you talk about Judaica gifts or Jewsih gifts with someone, the first thought that comes up in their mind is the silver menorahs, Seder plates, books and Kiddush cups. It is without any doubt to state that these gifts fall under the category of Judaica gifts, but there are many other gifts, which are tailored specifically for the enjoyment and entertainment of lovely children. Toys and books are good ways to ignite excitement and interest about the Jewish religion amongst these kids. Kids and children can enhance their enjoyment experience by learning much more about the Judaism by usin... (read more) Author: Matan Schatzman

12. Great About Shabbat November 25, 2010 Are you going to hold some special Jewish events? Are you in need for some special Jewish gifts? Then you come at the right place. Here at HH JUDAICA you will not only find our products and gift items in good condition but also sold in a very affordable price. You will surely love our extensive and inclusive list of products that you need to make your Jewish event more memorable and sacred. One of the best products we have here in HH JUDAICA is the Shabbat. In here you will find different kinds of candlesticks, candleholders, Challah boards, Havdalah sets, Kiddush cups, Shabbat candl... (read more) Author: Jerry More

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