by Debbie Gutfreund
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
Antisemitism, war, fear and uncertainty, and a Seder night designed for exactly this moment. Here's how to find meaning, courage and faith at your table.
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by Sara Yoheved Rigler
What’s missing from the experts’ predictions about the news.
by Rabbi Mordechai Becher
How the Passover offering, matzah and maror embody Passover’s most important ideas.
by Rabbi Raphael Shore
The Exodus from Egypt is the world’s oldest case study in antisemitism. Its lessons are alarmingly relevant today.
by Rabbi Yakov Danishefsky
You weren’t a slave in Egypt. So what does the Haggadah really mean when it asks you to experience leaving Egypt?
by Rabbi Dr. Yosef Lynn
Inside a Nazi death camp, starving prisoners composed a prayer that will transform your Passover Seder.
by Devora Levy
Passover is a personal challenge to break the patterns that are quietly enslaving you.
by Rabbi Bob Barocas
What the plague of frogs reveals about the patterns we can't seem to break.
Passover asks one big question: are you free? Here are four ways to find out.
Genuine freedom comes not from indulging every desire, but from mastering those desires through purposeful limitation.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
The meaning of matzah and the freedom of simplicity.
by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Asking the unasked question.
by Rabbi Dr. Stu Halpern, MBA
The Festival of Freedom has shaped the U.S. from the founding era to today.
by Rabbi Dr. Yitzchak A. Breitowitz
How to break free from your internal subjugation.
Three central lessons from the Passover story.
by Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
Exploring the deeper meaning of matzah.
by Rabbi David Aaron
This is the season to experience God's unconditional love.
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Passover celebrates the concept of a personal God who cares about us and is the ultimate director of history.
by Mois Navon
Rabbi Akiva’s mysterious Passover Seder that is found in the Haggadah yields a relevant insight for today.
by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale
Real Freedom can’t be tainted by political agendas and personal ambition.
A letter to my children for the Seder.
Some meaningful ideas to share with family and guests.
by Ruchi Koval
12 inspiring ideas about being Jewish to share at your Seder.
The Jewish People are a nation of miracles.
by Rabbi Aaron Goldscheider
Poignant moments during the Seder where you can directly address the current difficult situation the Jewish People is facing.
by Hanna Perlberger
Major setbacks in Jewish history proved to be the springboard for extraordinary new adventures in Jewish spirit and creativity.
by Tzvi Gluckin
The Torah doesn’t use Pharaoh's actual name. Who was he?
On Passover, the tiniest amount of chametz is prohibited to teach us how important everything, even what seems so small, truly is.
by Rabbi Menachem Lehrfield
How the Passover Haggadah speaks directly to our current situation, conveying a relevant message of hope and resilience.
Passover connects Jews through the ages and around the globe by retelling the Jewish People’s ongoing story.
by Sarah Fineman
Life is not about the calm. It’s about the waves.
The purpose of the Exodus was to establish a personal, loving relationship between God and the Jewish People, including every individual Jew.
Matzah symbolizes hope, especially this year.
by Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt
This Passover, I’m experiencing seven days of freedom from my taskmaster. I’m putting my smartphone in my drawer for the entire week.
by Jeff Jacoby
Symbol of slavery or freedom? Exploring the seeming contradictory meanings of this ancient bread.
by Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy
Important points you can share at your Seder.
Inspiring thoughts from Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook and Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik.
by Sarah Pachter
Transformative questions to think about this Passover.
Practical insights that empower us to stand strong despite the challenges of the pandemic.
Gaining the determination, courage, and patience to leave behind your personal Egypt.
This Passover stop the backseat driving.
by Adam Ross
Survivors testify about an epic Seder held in underground bunkers as the Nazis sought to liquidate the last Jews of Warsaw Ghetto.
The fact that we can taste something as bitter is an affirmation of how sweet our lives generally are.
by Mindy Stern
Eighty-two years after my mother’s hurried departure, my son and his family are moving to Berlin. I’m struggling to accept it.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
And Passover is the perfect time to start.
Yosef Mendelovitch was free even while behind bars in a Soviet prison.
by aish.com
The number 4 isn’t the only important number at the Passover seder.
by Avi Ciment
The Seder isn’t a feast; it’s a spiritual experience that is as relevant today as it was 3500 years ago.
On Passover God is anxiously waiting for His children to come home.
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