Though the Seder night focuses on Yetziat Mitzrayim, we also mention antisemitic episodes that preceded and followed the events in Egypt. The very first Jews

In the middle of the Maggid section we arrive at the seemingly tangential story of Rabbi Eleazar ben Azaria and the discussion about the midrashic

We all want to share deep and thoughtful ideas at the Seder in order to enhance our Pesach experience. I hope these divrei Torah will

In Bava Metzia 59a, Rav Yehuda recommends ensuring you have a ready supply of grain in your house, for discord is found only when grain

Every year during Maggid we retell the story of our leaving Egypt. The festivities for modern-day Pesach only truly begin after dark, with everyone around

“Ten miracles were done for our ancestors by the sea” (Avos 5:4). One of the miracles was Go-d splitting the Yam Suf (Sea of Reeds))

Pesach is a time for family and larger than usual gatherings. However, the preparations and responsibilities that come with hosting or attending gatherings can often

I. Avoiding the Korban Pesach We know from tax law the difference between avoidance and evasion. Tax avoidance involves structuring your finances to legally minimize

Every year in the Haggadah, we say the meaningful words of “vehi she’amda,” where we declare “shelo echad bilvad amad alenu lechalotenu,” “since it is

On Pesach night, we do so many different things in order to attract the children’s attention and involve them in the Seder activities. We expectantly

Regarding the wicked son, the Haggadah tells us: “hakheh (הקהה) et shinav.” What does that expression mean? There are two issues: What is its literal

Different this year—sadder, harder, more imminent. I am uncomfortable with the phrase “bring them home.” It seems to place the onus on the brave Israeli