
Woman Completes List of Passover Tasks, Drinks Four Cups of Wine Before Seder Begins
Last week, the floodgates of Passover preparation, also known as the annual Compromised Executive Functioning Week for Jewish Women, were opened.
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Last week, the floodgates of Passover preparation, also known as the annual Compromised Executive Functioning Week for Jewish Women, were opened.
This year, as we sit down for the seder, let us keep all Jews, whether our brothers and sisters in Israel, Iran, Argentina, Ukraine, France, or elsewhere in mind. But let us especially keep the following three Jews in mind.
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Eli Wininger, a dedicated athlete and founder of Concierge Health Co., never misses an opportunity to express his unwavering love for Israel and the Jewish people.
Halegh is the indescribably flavorful and aromatic mixture that Iranian Jews prepare for the mortar-like, symbolic food that is eaten during the Passover seder.
Yes, I am among the tens of thousands of people who have followed the journey of Jackie and Shadow, the famous bald eagle pair of Big Bear Valley, and their newly hatched eaglets, via 24-hour livestream.
I asked an array of people, whether physicians, small business owners, or young mothers, to reflect on the five-year anniversary of the week in 2020 when everything changed.
With Purim around the corner, I want readers to learn a little about how Jews who lived in Arab and Muslim countries for millennia celebrated Purim.
I often wonder if we have squandered what Esther and Mordechai begged and fought for, and Jews around the world died to preserve.