A kosher for Passover alternative to injera...that we don't recommend.

Geula Hadray’s story is reminiscent of the Jews’ exodus from Egypt. 

Despite the differences between Sephardic and Ashkenazic seders, they nevertheless follow the same universal framework.

Rethinking the life of Moses through the eyes of adoptive mothers.

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Jews discuss the merits of globalizing Jewish Passover traditions and awareness

Ancient traditions and foods animate Passover Seder for Italian Jews

What Passover seder symbol is found in the traditions of all Jewish communities, but is not mentioned in the biblical passage that enjoins us to eat the paschal offering, matzah and bitter herbs? Haroset.

We got together with some of the incredible folks at Be’chol Lashon and Haggadot.com to talk all things Seder.

Join JCRC, JCCSF, and Congregations Emanu-El and Sherith Israel for the 23rd Annual Multicultural Freedom Seder at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco.

Join us for NYC’s third annual Interfaith Passover Seder for Immigrant and Refugee Justice!

At Passover, one of the staples of our Seder meal is a Megina, sometimes referred to as “mina”, or a “meat quajado.” Quajado (pronounced kwah-shah-doh) is a Sephardic dish that traces back to Spain which is usually made with vegetables and eggs and often cheese.

It was an atypical scene on an atypical occasion: a Chinese celebration of Passover, the Jewish holiday commemorating the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt more than 3,000 years ago.