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A Mitzvah to Eat Matzah Every Day of Passover?

By Yehuda Shurpin (Chabad.org) A person has an obligation to eat matzah on the first two nights of Passover (or just the first night in Israel). But what about the rest of Passover?...

The Last Two Days of Passover

By Menachem Posner What and When? The seventh and eighth days of Passover are celebrated as Yom Tov, holidays, capping the weeklong celebration that begins with the first Seder. In Israel, only...

From Bondage to Belonging: A Historic Passover Seder at Vanderbilt U Rekindles an Ancient Covenant for a New Generation

  By: Fern Sidman Under the luminous glow of stadium lights, where cheers and competition typically define the atmosphere, an extraordinary transformation unfolded on the evening...

8,000 lbs of Matzah, Hundreds of Prisons, and No Jew Left Behind

By Shloimy Galperin Each spring, Rabbi Mendy Katz of Bal Harbor, Fla., spends a few weeks in a northern New Jersey shipping warehouse. As the director...

Liberal Jews Embracing Mamdani and Inviting Him for a Passover Seder are the Same People that the Israeli Supreme Court Wants to Honor with...

  By: Ezequiel Doiny On March 31, 2026 Arutz 7 reported "Jewish comedian Mordechai Rosenfeld, known as Modi, announced on Monday that he will not attend...

12 Facts About the Four Cups

By Yehuda Altein chabad.org It’s Passover night, and the Seder table is set for the occasion: three crispy matzahs, a Seder plate holding the bitter herbs and other symbolic items, and—of course—a...

A Passover Revolution in the American Colonies

By Yisrael Eliashiv- chabad.org Philadelphia, April 1781. A boy of about eight is shifting in his seat. His voice, clear and steady, rises inside the quiet room....

With Spielberg’s Help, a 101-Year-Old Auschwitz Survivor Has Become a Mighty Warrior Against Hate

(AP) — After surviving Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ginette Kolinka developed a stock answer to shut down questioners who’d ask about her experiences of the Nazi death...

Pesach in a Bomb Shelter

By Phyllis Chesler Most Israelis will probably be spending Pesach in a bomb shelter. At least I hope they will. As a people, we have been...

For Some Seniors, It’s Their First Passover Seder in Decades

Chabad emissaries across three continents are making sure elderly Jews won’t spend Passover alone By: Chaya Ohana Janice is 95 years old. She had been struggling...

A Sleepless Jerusalem Prepares for Passover Despite Missile Barrages

As missiles fly overhead and sirens pierce the night, the exhausted-yet-hopeful city readies for Passover By: Ariel Fine As Passover approaches, this holy city is preparing...

Parshas Shemini – The Special Spirituality of the Jew

By: Rabbi Yosef Kalatsky How Does One Maintain the Vibrancy of Torah? The Torah tells us that Moshe officiated as the Kohen (Priest) in the Mishkan...

“Beyond Dialogue: A Call to Action” — Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun Issues Stark Warning on Rising Antisemitism Ahead of Passover

  By: Tzirel Rosenblatt In a moment marked by escalating global tensions and a discernible surge in antisemitic incidents, a forceful and unambiguous message has emerged...

The 500 Year Old Prague Haggadah, ‘Created the Mold From Which Haggadot Would Be Illustrated For Years to Come’

Sharon Liberman Mintz, of Jewish Theological Seminary, told JNS that the 1526 Haggadah “is one of the most exciting books that I have ever...

Pesach – The Power to Survive

By: Chaya Sora Jungreis-Gertzulin “Vehi sheh’am’da la’avoseinu v’lanu……And this is what stood by our fathers and us…” (From the Pesach Haggadah) This past week, a four-year-old,...

War With Iran: Are Ancient Prophecies Really Coming True?

By: Basha Oka Botnick The “final war with Amalek (pure evil) ...will begin on Purim, and its end will be completed on the eve of...

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