In honor of Norway's Union Dissolution Day, today's Jewish Treat looks at the interesting history of Norway's Jews.

Join us here on Jewish Treats TONIGHT at 7:30 PM ET as we kick off this summer's Facebook Live broadcast of NJOP Director Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald's acclaimed Crash Course in Basic Judaism lecture series. He will be speaking tonight on the topics of Belief in God and Prayer. Will you be tuning in?

James Beard winning chef Michael Solomonov holds cookout near Jerusalem. Watch the video at the link below.

Via ISRAEL21c.

In honor of Global Running Day, here is our Jewish Treats profile of Jewish sprinter Harold Maurice Abrahams, who won a gold medal at the 1924 Olympics and was the subject of the Oscar winning film Chariots of Fire.

Getting inspired by Slingshot's latest listing of the 50 most innovative Jewish organizations in the United States.

Tip: If you have a desire for bacon, try a kosher substitute such as beef fry, turkey bacon or MorningStar Farms Veggie Bacon Strips.

Which is more “treif” (generic term used for non-kosher foods): a McDonalds’ burger or a ham sandwich from the corner deli? The answer may surprise you. See today's Jewish Treat to learn more.

After a report was published this morning in Washington Free Beacon that Sears was selling Free Palestine and End Israeli Occupation merchandise, the company was inundated with angry phone calls and social media postings from Israel supporters.

By this afternoon, a Sears spokesman said all the products will be removed as soon as possible from their website.

Gold medal winning gymnast Aly Raisman is the most famous Jewish athlete according to ESPN’s 2017 list of the 100 most famous athletes worldwide.

Via JTA News.

Get inspired by these three outstanding Jewish educators who are the 2017 recipients of The Covenant Award.

73 years ago today (June 6, 1944) was D-Day. To commemorate the day, we highlight the Dunera Boys, many of whom were Jewish refugees who volunteered for the war effort.

Today's Jewish Treat profiles Benjamin Peixotto, a descendant of a distinguished Sephardi family, who, as Ambassador, worked to better the situation of Romanian Jews.