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Kosher Scandal in Florida: Non-Kosher Food Served at “Kosher” Event By HaShuk Catering Sparks Outrage

A disturbing kashrut scandal has shaken the Jewish community in South Florida after guests at a recent event discovered that the “kosher” food being served was, in fact, completely non-kosher. The event, marketed as fully kosher, was catered by HaShuk Catering, a...

Charlie Kirk’s Murder: A Stark Warning to Jews in America

The brutal assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk shocked America. Killed while speaking at a college campus, Kirk’s death is not only a tragedy—it’s a chilling reminder for Jews in America about the rising tide of hatred. Kirk, though not Jewish...

Beloved Photographer and Israel Advocate Laura Ben-David Dies at 56

Laura Ben-David, a celebrated photographer, writer, and champion for Jewish unity and the State of Israel, passed away on Thursday at age 56, surrounded by her loved ones. Originally from the U.S., Laura made aliyah in 2002 and quickly emerged as a leading voice...

Exploring Florida’s Unsupervised Kosher Eats: Beyond ORB Standards

Explore the pivotal role of kosher supervision in Florida’s dining scene. Learn the law as well as what observant Jews demand for trust.

Service Dogs in Restaurants or Supermarkets in Boca Raton: A Pawsitively Polite Dining Guide

In Boca Raton, the scene in supermarkets and restaurants is becoming more paw-pulated than ever, with service dogs in tow. As these four-legged heroes strut down the aisles or park themselves under tables, there's a growing conversation about their presence in such...

Kosher Take Out Food For Shabbos in Boca Raton:

Nosh Like a Boss This Weekend! Navigating the bustling streets of Boca Raton on a Friday, with the sun inching closer to the horizon, can feel like an episode of "Shabbos Kitchen Warriors." In a race against time, you’re on a mission to gather a sumptuous Shabbos...

Yeshiva Week in South Florida: A Guide to Kosher Sun & Fun

Every January, shades-wearing, sunscreen-slathered crowds of yeshiva vacationers descend like locusts on South Florida—though with considerably better manners and a penchant for kosher dining. Just like the annual migration of monarch butterflies, Yeshiva Week sees...

Discover the Best Beaches from Delray to Boca Raton

As a Florida resident, I have had the pleasure of visiting many of the state's beautiful beaches. Today, I want to focus on the beaches that stretch from Delray to Boca Raton. These two cities are home to some of the most pristine and picturesque beaches in the state....

What to Do in Deerfield Beach: Exploring Boca’s Neighbor to the South

Deerfield Beach is a hidden gem located just south of Boca Raton, Florida. This charming coastal town offers a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. From relaxing on the beach to exploring nature trails, Deerfield Beach has something for everyone. In this...

Google Removes Listings For Dozens of Kosher Restaurants – Mistake or Anti-Semitism?

Yesterday the word slowly spread that dozens of Kosher restaurants - mostly in South Florida - lost their Google listings. When you Google the name of a restaurant, typically the first thing you see is the Google listing. What's most important is the reviews....

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Kosher Scandal in Florida: Non-Kosher Food Served at “Kosher” Event By HaShuk Catering Sparks Outrage

A disturbing kashrut scandal has shaken the Jewish community in South Florida after guests at a recent event discovered that the “kosher” food being served was, in fact, completely non-kosher. The event, marketed as fully kosher, was catered by HaShuk Catering, a...

Three Senior Boca Raton Synagogue Leaders Making Aliyah in Historic Move

Three senior leaders from Boca Raton Synagogue (BRS) — Rabbi Josh and Simone Broide, COO Jeffrey Goldgrab, and Engagement Director Talia Borenstein — are making Aliyah to Israel this summer, marking a landmark moment for one of America’s premier Orthodox communities....

End of an Era: Ditmas Boca Closes, But Its Flavor Lives On

After eight years as a cornerstone of Boca Raton’s kosher dining scene, Ditmas Boca has officially closed its restaurant doors — but the beloved brand isn’t disappearing. Owner Larry, who ran the acclaimed eatery and became a familiar face to locals, announced that...

Miami Rabbi Arrested in Child Sex Sting Operation

A Miami rabbi and teacher was arrested Friday in Delray Beach after authorities say he attempted to meet who he believed was a 14-year-old for sex. Rabbi Levi Cash, 64, was charged with traveling to meet a minor for an unlawful sex act and using a two-way...

Charlie Kirk’s Murder: A Stark Warning to Jews in America

The brutal assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk shocked America. Killed while speaking at a college campus, Kirk’s death is not only a tragedy—it’s a chilling reminder for Jews in America about the rising tide of hatred. Kirk, though not Jewish...

Honoring Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude: 25 Years of Service in Boca Before Making Aliyah To Israel!

After a quarter century of dedicated service, Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude are preparing for a new chapter in their lives: making aliyah to Israel. For the Boca Raton Jewish community, their departure is both a moment of bittersweet farewell and a celebration of the...

Hurricane Erin and What Boca Raton Should Expect This Hurricane Season

Hurricane Erin, the first major storm of the 2025 Atlantic season, has already made headlines with its power and speed. Forming near the coast of Africa on August 11, Erin rapidly intensified into a Category 5 hurricane before weakening slightly to a strong Category...

All Quiet for Now: Four Tropical Waves Under Watch, But No Imminent Threats

BOCA RATON, FL — July 26, 2025While skies remain calm over South Florida, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) is keeping a close eye on four tropical waves stretching across the Atlantic and Caribbean. Though none are forecast to develop into storms in the coming...

Beloved Photographer and Israel Advocate Laura Ben-David Dies at 56

Laura Ben-David, a celebrated photographer, writer, and champion for Jewish unity and the State of Israel, passed away on Thursday at age 56, surrounded by her loved ones. Originally from the U.S., Laura made aliyah in 2002 and quickly emerged as a leading voice...

HOA Dispute Raises Concern Over Religious Fairness in Boca

This week, a legal battle has emerged in Boca Raton after an Orthodox Jewish family accused their homeowners association (HOA) of discrimination. The family alleges their HOA took punitive action against them following the installation of a Shabbat-friendly...
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Kosher Scandal in Florida: Non-Kosher Food Served at “Kosher” Event By HaShuk Catering Sparks Outrage

Kosher Scandal in Florida: Non-Kosher Food Served at “Kosher” Event By HaShuk Catering Sparks Outrage

A disturbing kashrut scandal has shaken the Jewish community in South Florida after guests at a recent event discovered that the “kosher” food being served was, in fact, completely non-kosher. The event, marketed as fully kosher, was catered by HaShuk Catering, a...

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Honoring Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude: 25 Years of Service in Boca Before Making Aliyah To Israel!

Honoring Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude: 25 Years of Service in Boca Before Making Aliyah To Israel!

After a quarter century of dedicated service, Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude are preparing for a new chapter in their lives: making aliyah to Israel. For the Boca Raton Jewish community, their departure is both a moment of bittersweet farewell and a celebration of...

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Explore Morikami Gardens in Boca Raton: A Cultural Oasis

Explore Morikami Gardens in Boca Raton: A Cultural Oasis

Discover Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens in Boca Raton—a cultural gem offering a journey through Japan's history with traditional and contemporary exhibitions. Experience interactive tea ceremonies, workshops, and explore six unique garden styles. With various ticket options and inclusive visitor amenities, it's a serene gateway to Japanese culture, open Tuesday to Sunday.

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South Beach Park

South Beach Park in Boca Raton An astonishing place to enjoy the warm breeze of the sea is at the South Beach Park. One of Boca Raton's top central beaches, South Beach Park offers visitors a lovely, sandy shoreline with lots of space and lovely walks. The park has...

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Honoring Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude: 25 Years of Service in Boca Before Making Aliyah To Israel!

Honoring Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude: 25 Years of Service in Boca Before Making Aliyah To Israel!

After a quarter century of dedicated service, Rabbi Josh and Simone Braude are preparing for a new chapter in their lives: making aliyah to Israel. For the Boca Raton Jewish community, their departure is both a moment of bittersweet farewell and a celebration of...

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Boca Jewish Center

Boca Jewish Center Considered by many as one of the fastest growing Orthodox Shuls and communities on the Eastern Seaboard, our warm, welcoming and engaging community is truly one of a kind. Under the guidance of Rabbi Yaakov Gibber, our community has become both...

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