Part IV We recently began Sefer Vayikra, which is devoted to the topic of korbanot, the manner in which we’re meant to get “close” to

The Pesach Seder coming up very soon at a home near you will not be offering a different story. Still, the bookstore will no doubt

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Once upon a time, a beautiful little Jewish girl was enrolled in a local synagogue nursery school. When it came time for kindergarten, most of

I feel like Pesach shopping is basically a scavenger hunt with a very specific list. You have all these things you need to buy so

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March 14 will go down in my personal history book as a day that I never got out of my pajamas. This is unheard of

There’s a wonderful Chinese proverb that, as an educator, a parent and a Jew I always find particularly relevant during this time of year: If

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A recent investigation by elements in the American Jewish leadership has uncovered some irregularities among many observant families concerning an ancient Passover practice. The problem

Hand matzah or machine matzah: Is there a virtue in using “hand matzah?” Rav Aviner: For the purposes of “matzot mitzvah” (the matzot used to