'There is no kosher meat': the Israelis full of zeal for going vegan
Vegan food is, by most accounts, naturally kosher so is seen as a safe food choice for many Jews
There’s a wildcard option that some Israeli Jews have started using when they can’t find a restaurant with a kosher certificate: vegan food.
Fresh fruits, vegetables and grains are, by most accounts, naturally kosher and as the mixing of dairy and meat is forbidden in Judaism, a safe choice is to eat somewhere that avoids both.
A growing religious zeal for veganism has been further fostered by rabbis who question whether the faithful
