Meant to honor the Jewish people's Exodus from Egypt and their journey to freedom, Passover for many is a time to gather around the seder table and read off the 'Haggadah' a guide to the dinner which ...

It's time to dig deep into the cabinet find your Seder plates and prepare to answer The Four Questions again. Passover, one of the most celebrated Jewish holidays, is on the horizon. It commemorates ...

Jonathan Berman, when he was 5, at his family’s Seder. Courtesy of George Berman Jonathan Berman was 3 when he first regaled his extended family with the Four Questions at their Seder, the ritual meal ...

We have a tradition to ask four questions at the Passover Seder. The freedom to question is at the heart of liberty. It’s called free speech for a reason: Expressing the words of your soul sets you ...

Each year at Seder tables across the world, youngest siblings prepare for their moment. Tradition dictates that the holiday’s essential four questions, which initiate the discussion of Passover’s ...

Jews will gather Monday for the Passover Seder as we have for centuries. Children are taught to ask four questions with the opening, “Why is this night different from all other nights?” But this year, ...

We started teaching Maya and Eli the Four Questions of Passover just as they were learning to talk. (This photo is from last year’s Seder as they stood to sing them). Four Questions…. Judaism requires ...

SIOUX CITY — Began at sundown on Monday, April 22 and ending on the night of Tuesday, April 30, the holiday of Passover has a rich history for people around the world. Passover is meant to commemorate ...

On April 27, the Los Angeles hub of The LUNAR Collective will host its third annual Asian Passover seder. A national organization of Asian American Jews, LUNAR cultivates connection, belonging and ...

The matzah ball debate was along the topics at Fred Strober’s childhood seders, which offer plenty of memories to this day. Strober, 74, of Elkins Park remembers how large the seders were. His mother ...

What makes this Seder different from all others? Well, a lot of things. This year as we say “next year in Jerusalem,” we’ll recall an unparalleled democratic crisis in Israel. We may also, with the ...