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Passover Resources
14 Passover Facts and Traditions Every Jew Should Know
Passover is celebrated by ridding our homes from chametz (grain that has risen) eating special foods (matzah and bitter herbs), retelling the story of Exodus, and desisting from work.
Passover is celebrated by ridding our homes from chametz (grain that has risen) eating special foods (matzah and bitter herbs), retelling the story of Exodus, and desisting from work.
How to Plan and Host a Welcoming Seder
Maximize your serving, seating, singing, and speeches to make sure that everyone is included and comfortable.
Maximize your serving, seating, singing, and speeches to make sure that everyone is included and comfortable.
50 Governers Decleare Education Day in Honor of the Rebbe
They joined the President in calling the nation to focus on education.
They joined the President in calling the nation to focus on education.
Passover Learning
Why Is Passover Seven (or Eight) Days Long?
The Midrash connects the seven days of Passover to the seven days of the week. But, why?
The Midrash connects the seven days of Passover to the seven days of the week. But, why?
The Wicked Son Redeemed
That such damnations are unlikely to charm the young man’s heart is a no-brainer. But lousy pedagogy aside, this is the opposite of what we are supposed to be doing tonight.
That such damnations are unlikely to charm the young man’s heart is a no-brainer. But lousy pedagogy aside, this is the opposite of what we are supposed to be doing tonight.
Story
The Wagon Driver and the Stranger
“Please invite the wagon driver to come see me,” said the Rebbe upon hearing that the man was in town.
“Please invite the wagon driver to come see me,” said the Rebbe upon hearing that the man was in town.
When the Odessa Matzah-Bakers Outfoxed the KGB
In the Soviet Union, even getting a piece of matzah for the Seder was fraught with danger
In the Soviet Union, even getting a piece of matzah for the Seder was fraught with danger
A Disorderly (and Very Fulfilling) Passover Seder
"All my visions of the “perfect seder” had been dashed."
"All my visions of the “perfect seder” had been dashed."
Lifestyle
Every affliction to befall man has a set time to end; as it is written (Job 28:3), "An end He set to darkness, and every limit He investigates."
— Midrash Tanchuma
Print Magazine
G‑d did not give you light that you may hold it up in the middle of the day.
When you are given light it is in order to accomplish something, to do something difficult and novel.
Go take your light into the dark places and transform them that they may also shine!
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