No baking on Shabbat.

An idolatrous knife.

A notched knife.

This donkey doesn't compromise.

Samaritan meat.

The Zohar portrays Rabbi Shimon bar Yohai's death not as a separation, but as a joyous, revelatory (and fiery) union with the divine.

Should I keep my body ink covered when I'm with people who oppose tattoos on religious grounds?

Voices on the walls.

It binds us, like an invisible string, to generations of Jews past and future. 

Why does this haggadah passage call for revenge?