Rocky Ralbag did not plan his pre-seder strategy wisely. He knew he had to find time to eat at some point on Erev Pesach afternoon,

“And on the seventh day, He rested.” Seven. “And on the seventh year, the land lay fallow.” Seven. For the Sassoon family, it was all

We are about to celebrate the holiday of many, many questions. Why is this night different from every other night? I will tell you. Because

If I only had to get my nails done, dayenu If I only had to get my sheitel blown, dayenu If I only had to

A few days ago I was invited to a wine tasting featuring the kosher wines of Domanie Roses Camille and Chateau la Clide, which are

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The very best method for exploring wine is to taste it—as often as possible, and preferably with good food, friends, and family. Because there is

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Last year, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio extended his greetings to Jewish residents celebrating Pesach, telling the audience of Zev Brenner’s Saturday night radio program:

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Part II of III In most Modern Orthodox day schools, girls are permitted and/or encouraged to study Torah, yet at many schools, boys and girls