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Why Do We Break the Matzah?
It is important to tell the story of Exodus with broken bread over the table, like poor people.
It is important to tell the story of Exodus with broken bread over the table, like poor people.
History
By the Numbers
10 Liberating Passover Meditations
Unlock the spiritual profoundness of Passover with these powerful mystical meditations.
Unlock the spiritual profoundness of Passover with these powerful mystical meditations.
10 Questions: Take the Seder Terms Quiz
Do you know the Korach from the Kaarah or the Maggid from the Matzah? Take this quiz to find out.
Do you know the Korach from the Kaarah or the Maggid from the Matzah? Take this quiz to find out.
What the 10 Plagues Teach Us About Dealing With Difficult People
Expressing anger not only hurts others but destroys the person who is expressing anger.
Expressing anger not only hurts others but destroys the person who is expressing anger.
Voices
My Escape From Iran, From Oppression to Freedom
My mother told me that I could set my goals as high as I chose and that I could accomplish anything, but I knew that my freedom was limited
My mother told me that I could set my goals as high as I chose and that I could accomplish anything, but I knew that my freedom was limited
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“Why Am I Different?”
The Passover Seder begins with the child’s question: “Why is this night different from all other nights?” Fundamentally, the question bothering the child is: “Why am I different from children of all other nations?”
The Passover Seder begins with the child’s question: “Why is this night different from all other nights?” Fundamentally, the question bothering the child is: “Why am I different from children of all other nations?”
From one burning candle many candles are lit, yet its own light is not diminished. So, too, Moses lost nothing that was his when he "emanated of his spirit" (Numbers 11:17) to the 70 elders
— Midrash Rabbah
Print Magazine
Each generation has its role in history.
From all the generations before us we inherited a wealth of dreams: philosophy, truths, wisdom and purpose. We are tiny dwarfs standing on the shoulders of their ideas and their noble deeds.
Our generation’s mandate—and destiny—is to make the dream real.
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