The Modern Orthodox community’s embrace of Pesach getaways offers tradeoffs — and lessons to learn, writes a New York City rabbi who is spending the holiday in Arizona. PHOENIX, Arizona — On one ...

Passover, or "Pesach" in Hebrew, is one of the Jewish religion’s "most sacred and widely observed holidays," notes History.com. Passover commemorates the Israelites’ departure from ancient Egypt, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Every year at Passover, Jews tell the story of their exodus from Egypt. In the evening’s Seder, we are told that the more one ...

Passover is when families retell the story of the Jewish people's exodus from slavery in Egypt. It begins with a festive meal known as the Seder. During the holiday, Jews do not eat leavened bread.

Learn about the Jewish holiday's history, its ties to Moses and the exodus from Egypt, and the traditional Seder meal.

After two years of virtual Passovers, NuRoots is going back to basics for this year’s Collective Escape. From April 22 to 24, about 75 “wanderers,” ages 21 through 30-something, will descend upon ...

On Monday night, 22 people gathered to partake in Erik and Rhoda Leverson's 11th Annual Pesach Seder. Pesach is Hebrew for Passover. "This is really our ministry," explained Rhoda, a Christian who ...

Exodus chapter 12 is one of the most meaningful chapters in the Bible. In this chapter, God instructs Moses to tell the Israelites to slaughter a lamb, eat it, and brush its blood on their door frames ...

1. The Passover Exodus, in general, and the Mosaic legacy, in particular, inspired the US Founding Fathers’ rebellion against the monarchy, which evolved into a concept of non-revengeful, ...

Exodus chapter 12 is one of the most meaningful chapters in the Bible. In this chapter, God instructs Moses to tell the Israelites to slaughter a lamb, eat it, and brush its blood on their door frames ...

Helen Levitt believes the book of Exodus tells her to celebrate the flight of the Israelites from Egypt as if she were there, experiencing it. "When you do things that aren't concrete, we use symbols, ...

Tradition teaches that on Passover, all Jews must embody the experience of Exodus, feeling as if we ourselves have gone through it. For the Karaite Jews from Egypt — a community that rejected rabbinic ...