Given the difficult times that Israelis — and Jews worldwide — are currently living through, it can be challenging to navigate the holidays
This is the bread of affliction our ancestors ate in the land of Egypt
This simple addition serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience and strength of the women of Israel, many of whom survived unspeakable violence on and after Oct. 7.
It’s a story of how challenge and struggle not only shape us but imbue us with wisdom that transcends our years.
Commentators have found the most Jewish of ways to understand the origin of this perceived greatness – by arguing about what exactly it means.
At a time of war, how can we conduct our seders in peace?
After two months of cycling through anger, fear, and sadness, we need the holiday’s lightness.
What America can learn from the Festival of Lights
Seven hundred years or so before those famous freedom fighters liberated Jerusalem from the hands of the nefarious Syrian-Greek forces of Antiochus IV, there was Elisha.
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