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Celebrities respond as Tamar Geller unleashes puppy love to train dogs
Vegan Passover recipe: Chocolate matzo brittle
My favorite Passover treat is Matzo Brittle—a sweet and festive way to end the meal.
Terminally ill Simpsons co-creator Sam Simon to donate his $100 million fortune to charity
Back in 2012, Sam Simon — best known as one of the creators of The Simpsons — was told he had terminal colon cancer and only three to six months to live.
Letters to the editor: Iron Dome, Tesla crash, PETA and more
David Suissa’s article was terrific, and I pray for his daughter’s safety (“Israel Needs an Irony Dome,” July 18).
Has the era of the kosher cheeseburger arrived?
When the world’s first lab-grown burger was introduced and taste-tested on Monday, the event seemed full of promise for environmentalists, animal lovers and vegetarians.
Kosher Without Sacrifice? Parashat Shemini (Leviticus 9:1-11:47
The most elaborate, comprehensive and effective system for the prevention of animal cruelty was not invented by the FDA or even PETA; it was devised by the Book of Leviticus. This may seem a strange idea. Without question, it swims rather roughly against that trusty river of intuition. Pigeon slaughter is rarely good for pigeons. Bull offerings are not something cows easily stomach. As far as “becoming a sacrificial lamb,” I have it on good authority that this is not what most sheep dream about when they are kids.
Human rights court rejects PETA appeal on Holocaust campaign
Germany can bar the animal rights group PETA from comparing the fate of animals today with that of Holocaust victims, Europe\’s highest court for human rights ruled.
Comparing animal rights and the Holocaust
On Oct. 2, Alex Hershaft, a Holocaust survivor and founder of the nonprofit Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM), sat on the ground with some 100 other protesters in front of the Farmer John pig slaughterhouse in Vernon, Calif., blocking the entrance from two bi-level trucks carrying 200 pigs that had arrived to be slaughtered that day. In the next 24 hours, the pigs would be among 6,000 animals that would be stunned by electrical shock, hoisted up by their hind legs and their necks slit in the plant, which is the largest pig slaughterhouse on the West Coast.