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'Trifling' With Matzah

By:
Steven Cook
Noted restaurateur discusses his dual strategy of eating as little matzah as possible — and creating some real delicacies from this humble foodstuff.
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Passover

Going Back to the Roots of Passover

By:
Judy Lash Balint, JNS.org
Passover observance of Israel’s Karaite and Samaritan believers differs from what most Jews are used to on the holiday.
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Passover

Experiencing Real Freedom Means Recognizing Boundaries

By:
Dasee Berkowitz, JTA
We have a love-hate relationship with boundaries. No holiday helps us understand this more than Passover.
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Passover

In New Kid’s Books, It’s Rhyme Time About Matzah

By:
Penny Schwartz, JTA
Several new books on the holiday appeal to children through fun rhymes and bright colors.
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Passover

Is Elijah, the Annual Pesach Guest, Also the ‘Jewish Santa’?

By:
Sean Savage, JNS.org
In millions of Jewish homes across the world each Passover, a special cup of wine is poured and the door is opened for Elijah the prophet. Who is the prophet Elijah and how can modern Jews relate to this Biblical figure?
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