“The next day…, Harry said, ‘Call your mother.’ I said, ‘What? Why? …She lives in South Africa!’ He said, ‘Call your mother, because I am going to marry you.’ ”

“We owe JDate a huge thank you because if not for the site we probably wouldn’t have met.”

“Oops I did it again.”
That’s what 37 year old Caroline from Chicago said when she fell for yet another married man she met online. Apparently Caroline’s penchant for men who are attached is …

“When I sent an email to Reena on JDate, she replied that we actually had met two months earlier at a Jewish singles party…”

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“Is This My Last First Date?” The Washington Post By Ellen McCarthy Rima Adler neglected her personal life because she was too busy in the lab until her professor (the father of a JDate Success Story) held back her diploma unless she joined JDate.

“After landing in Las Vegas…Bret said, ‘This trip will be even better than you’re expecting.’”

“JDate – you are the second best thing to happen to me since I moved to New York – second to my Russell, of course!”

There was a time when your phone would ring off the hook. You always had big social plans with parties to go to and people to see. Now, those happy smiling faces that used to …

Tu b’Av — Jews in the mood for love New Jersey Jewish Standard By Lois Goldrich Commonly known as the Jewish Valentine’s Day, Tu b’Av is a day to celebrate love and romance. A nice way to observe Tu b’Av might be for a rabbi to purchase JDate memberships for their single congregants, like Rabbi Kenneth Emert of Temple Beth Rishon did last year.