Tasty Traditions
This braided bread is often eaten on the Sabbath and usually has a shiny, egg-wash crust.
Challah
This city is considered the capital of Israel and is home to the famous Western Wall.
Jerusalem
This "Festival of Lights" lasts for eight nights and involves lighting a candle holder.
Hanukkah
This percentage of young Jewish adults (ages 18–29) reported experiencing or seeing antisemitism online or on social media in the past year.
83%
This fried potato pancake is a favorite treat during the holiday of Hanukkah.
Latkes
This body of water is so salty that people can float in it effortlessly without even trying.
Dead Sea
This six-pointed star is the most recognizable symbol of Judaism and appears on the Israeli flag.
Star of David
According to Hillel International, reported incidents of online harassment on college campuses surged by this percentage during the 2024–2025 school year.
185%
This dip made of mashed chickpeas, tahini, and lemon is a staple snack in Israel.
Hummus
This Mediterranean city is known for its beaches, nightlife, and modern skyscrapers.
Tel Aviv
This small cap is worn on the head by many Jewish men as a sign of respect.
Kippah (or Yarmulke)
Among Jewish teens who faced online targeting, this social media platform was the most common site for harassment.
Experts say that when you hear a harmful joke or stereotype, doing this (rather than staying silent) sends a clear message that such behavior is not acceptable.
If you see an antisemitic post on social media, you should do these two things to help remove it and hold the user accountable.