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April 13, 2022
Michael Jeser’s z’l Response to Nephew Eli’s 5th Question and Rabbi Yitz Greenberg’s Comment
If there’s a God, why do bad things like Cancer, the Coronavirus and the Holocaust happen?
Agnon’s Seder
What would a Seder with Judaism’s modern-day master storyteller be like? How did Agnon explain the Haggadah to his family?
A Look Back at Nickelodeon’s “A Rugrats Passover”
The Passover episode of “Rugrats” originally aired in 1995 and earned a Primetime Emmy Award nomination.
Connecting With God at Passover
Focus on what your soul really needs – a connection to God – and this Passover, you will truly feel free.
Three Women to Watch
Three female leaders on three different continents have taken steps in the last several days to impact U.S. and global politics.
NuRoots’ Passover Exodus in the Desert
“This year we wanted to provide an opportunity, after years of isolation and virtual community, to come together in the flesh,” Chelsea Snyder, director of NuRoots’ Community Building, told the Journal.
Mad About Matzah
It’s oh so easy to get bored of matzah during Passover, but the wonderful thing about matzah is you can do anything you want with it.
Iowa’s Antisemitism Bill and 101 Years Since My Grandpa Confronted Henry Ford
Ford bought the Dearborn Independent in 1919 and starting in May 1920 his antisemitic articles became a mainstay of the weekly newspaper, until he finally capitulated and shut it down in 1927.
Another Bloody Ramadan in Israel as “Partner for Peace” Incites Murder
Sadly, as it is with history, governance and everything else it has touched, the PA exploits Ramadan, using it to corrupt and to incite violence.