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4 Mos (Numeri/Hebr Bemidbar=i vildmarken) är en tung bok! Synd, olydnad och uppror får 40 åriga konsekvenser i öknens tåredal! Men Guds folk får se Guds l&o… Read More

A year or two ago I came across a Hebrew book called "The The Big Book of Jewish Humor " , a collection of jokes gathered and edited by Prof. Adir Cohen. This is a great present for any occa… Read More

I couldn't have been more thrilled when I got an e-mail from a gentleman from Lakewood Shmura Matzo Bakery in Lakewood, NJ, telling me his bakery was now producing certified gluten-free oat… Read More

Well hello everyone. The past 72 hours are almost lost to memory, but in an effort at preserving them, here’s an update on what’s going on in my life, AKA why I’ve been suc… Read More

Really. No, really. I really do know how to cook from scratch without boxes, bottles, and bags - - and fairly accomplished, if I do say so myself (pat-pat-pat). I believe that every good coo… Read More

Studio sulla Pasqua ebraica.La festività di Pesach cade il 14 del mese di Nissan, giorno in cui Dio liberò Israele dalla schiavitù dell’Egitto e aprì il Mar… Read More

Studio sulla Pasqua ebraica.La festività di Pesach cade il 14 del mese di Nissan, giorno in cui Dio liberò Israele dalla schiavitù dell’Egitto e aprì il Mar… Read More

For all Hebrew school teachers, creative moms and nurturing Bubbies, here is a fun way to make the Seder plate a candy dessert for children. The base of this Seder plate was really easy.&nb… Read More

Traditional Ashkenazi charoset contains apples, nuts, cinnamon and sweet wine. Sephardic charoset is a bit more interesting culinarily as it tends to use dried fruits and different spices fo… Read More

New York, NY — To spark conversations connecting the ancient Passover Exodus story to modern struggles for freedom, Be’chol Lashon and Repair the Word are teaming up to offer spe… Read More

Traditionally served at Passover, charoset is a delightfully simple dish that’s delicious and easy to make. With few ingredients and little prep work, this dish makes a quick and healt… Read More

Passover (called Pesach in Hebrew) is one of the most important holidays in Judaism. It commemorates the escape of the Jews from slavery in Egypt, and is celebrated annually either in March… Read More

A holiday with traditions thousands of years in the making Happy Passover! Whether you’re an avid participant in the holiday or a loyal supporter, we’re providing a little histor… Read More

Passover (called Pesach in Hebrew) is one of the most important holidays in Judaism. It commemorates the escape of the Jews from slavery in Egypt, and is celebrated annually either in March… Read More

The Shabbat candles flickered, and chicken soup umami wafted from the kitchen. After a week of preparation, I peered down the makeshift dining table at my roommate Diana and my twelve guests… Read More

You can learn a lot about what happened in the previous year by what people searched online. Every year, Google compiles a list of the top searches in different categories. You can learn wh… Read More

With people under various restrictions on movement, including stay-at-home orders and self-isolation, families are devising alternative ways to observe the spring holidays. They include st… Read More

The Passover Feast The Passover feast or ‘Pesach’ is a Jewish festival that commemorates the deliverance of Israelites from slavery in Egypt. It is celebrated annually from the 1… Read More

Passover: Prophetic Fulfillment or Ancient Jewish Tradition? – Part 1 – Olivier Melnick - https://www.newantisemitism.com/antisemitism/passover-prophetic-fulfillment-or-ancient-j… Read More

Why don’t Christians celebrate Passover?  There are a lot of potential answers to that question.  Some believe Passover was only for the Jews.  Some believe celebrating… Read More

Charoset is a delicious fruit salad with apples, nuts, wine, and a touch of cinnamon spice. This fruity dish is perfect for Passover or to enjoy throughout the year. This post contains af… Read More

Hamentashen are delicate cookies with delightful fillings. You can fill these triangle-shaped cookies with anything your heart desires. They are traditionally filled with poppy seeds, prune… Read More

Passover is right around the corner and I’ve been trying to figure out what we’re serving this year. For us, it’s the first time that we’re hosting a seder in a while… Read More

Passover with Dennis Prager Dennis invites you into his home as he conducts a virtual Passover Seder (recorded April 2020). Watch and learn as Dennis explains the meaning of the rituals… Read More

What could be more "Easter" than to have a Passover Dinner! Our Passover was awesome. Having 3 children under the age of 10 was fun and challenging at times. The Seder dinner can be lon… Read More

Passover is considered the most celebrated Jewish holiday break all across the particular world. It features become a conventional custom made to bring gifts to your website hosts on Passove… Read More

What will ultimately become the largest Buddhist temple in the Bay Area for ethnic Cambodians was approved Tuesday night by San Jose councilmembers — the final hurdle to be cleared for… Read More

By NICOLE WINFIELD VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis was hospitalized with a respiratory infection Wednesday after experiencing difficulty breathing in recent days and will remain in a Rome… Read More

As a kid, I remember those really long seders.  I looked forward to the next time in the Haggadah that we got to eat something, especially the charoset. But I always wondered why all th… Read More

Fall has always been the season for cookbooks, but spring is now gaining on it, so to speak. Dozens of titles start hitting our desktops as early as February offering everything from glossy… Read More

Charoset is a sweet and flavorful dish that is an essential part of the Passover Seder plate. It represents the mortar that the Jewish slaves used to build structures in ancient Egypt. This… Read More

In 2024, Pesach will begin at sundown on Friday, April 12th and conclude at sundown on Saturday, April 20th. This eight-day observance is celebrated with various customs, rituals, and religi… Read More

Obviously the dressing plays into bringing a sweet New Year, but the holiday references do not stop there! The walnuts are candied in date syrup, which is a play on the typical Iraqi char… Read More

Embark on a sweet journey with Luby’s Ambrosia Salad! A heavenly blend of succulent orange pieces, juicy pineapple tidbits, and tropical coconut flakes, all lightly kissed with powdere… Read More