“The mitzvah of the seder night is the telling over of the story of Jews leaving Egypt,” says Rabbi David Fohrman, Dean and Founder of
This Pesach will be the 23rd yahrtzeit for the “Rav” (Rabbi Yosef Dov Soloveitchik, zt”l). When he passed away during Pesach in 1993, it was
A few weeks ago in this column, I spoke about my personal connection and appreciation to the Hebrew language. This week, I’d like to discuss
What is the story with wisdom teeth? Wise people have them; not-so-wise people have them. I was wondering where they got their name from. Turns
Ever since I wrote that article a few months ago about how we’re looking for a new house, people keep asking us how the house
Adapted from ‘Seder Talk: The Conversational Haggada’ “After a good dinner, one can forgive anybody, even one’s own relations.” —Oscar Wilde On the night of
The Lone Soldier Center in memory of Michael Levin was founded by former Israel Defense Forces (IDF) lone soldiers to support those serving today. Michael,
Nobody I know planned more meticulously for Pesach than Shirley Cohen, my mother-in-law. Working backward from the date of the first seder, food would be
Some would say that the amount of work that goes into making Pesach is nuts. My friends used to tell that to me when I
The Passover holiday brings with it a sense of cultural pride and an opportunity to rejoice with family. During this annual celebration, the Jewish nation
The central paradigm of the Jewish religion is redemption. The Jewish religion is founded on the divine assurance and human belief that the world will
New York—Leading Israeli ministers and members of Knesset will join US officials, newsmakers and opinion shapers to address the Fifth Annual Jerusalem Post Conference on
