By Aron Moss (Chabad.org)Why is there no archaeological evidence for the Israelite slavery and Exodus from Egypt? If over two million Jews miraculously escaped after centuries of being...

 By Noa Amouyal(Chabad.org) Judith Raanan and her daughter, Natalie, count themselves among the most fortunate of the hostages. Two weeks after being kidnapped by Palestinian terrorists...

The Chabad.org Haggadah, the product of years of work in reimagining how the Passover Seder experience could be made easier to follow and more inspiring, is available for...

As Passover approaches, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) is unveiling a rare collection of historical photographs, offering a unique glimpse into how the...

By Motti Wilhelm As many wrap up their final Passover shopping—picking up some more kosher chicken, a few extra pounds of shmurah matzah and bottles of wine or grape juice for the Seder—Judi...

By Miriam Szokovski(Chabad.org)   The Chabad custom is to use only peelable fruits and vegetables on Passover, and almost no packaged food or spices. But that doesn’t mean your cooking...

Defining Kitniyot Chabad.org The basic laws of Pesach are that one may not eat nor own any chametz (leavened bread) and one must eat matzah (unleavened bread) on the first...

Chabad.org As the miracle of modern medicine allows us to live longer, it is becoming more and more common to live with and care for...

Chabad.org's A central element of the Passover Seder table is a child standing up proudly to ask the Four Questions, their face glowing with excitement. Beyond asking why...

Pesach – Bring Them Home NOW! By: Rabbi Leo Dee The year is 70 CE, the Temple in Jerusalem has been destroyed, and Pesach can no...

By Pesach Benson, TPS At the Aleh Center in Bnei Brak, an extraordinary Passover festival is unfolding, offering children with severe disabilities an experience that...

 Courtesy of Chabad.org This year, 2025, is one of those rare years when Passover begins on Saturday evening, as Shabbat departs. While Passover can technically begin on four of the week’s...

By Yehuda Altein(Chabad.org) One of the most important steps in getting ready for Passover is selling your chametz (leavened food) to a non-Jew. But why do we do this, and...

By Eli Rubin(Chabad.org)  How it Began Over the course of the last few decades, the mass Seders organized in such exotic places as Nepal, Thailand and Vietnam...

By Judith Segaloff (JNS) For many, Passover planning begins the day they sift through bags of Purim goodies. Then faced with the inevitable panic, especially...

Purim has arrived, bringing with it commandments, customs and Adloyada celebrations. But before you immerse yourself in costumes, noisemakers and mishloach manot (food baskets), here’s a concise halachic guide...