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Is the Passover Story Eternal?

A debate among the ancient rabbis speaks to a stark difference of opinion about the operation of Jewish memory.

Ha Lachma Anya: The Bread of Slavery and Affliction

This text is an opportunity for hands-on engagement with the seder’s core message.

Sharing the Bread of Affliction

Why is one of the first acts of the Seder inviting others to join us?

The Unasked Question

On a night built around inquiry, there's one question that is never posed at the Passover seder.

The Oft-Misquoted Catchphrase of the Exodus

'Let My People Go' is only half the equation.

The Hidden Arc of the Passover Seder

The Mishnah says the seder must begin with the disgrace of enslavement and end with praise of God. The authors of the Haggadah did a little more than that.

Mah Nishtanah: An Invitation to Dialogue

The various meanings of this well-known Seder phrase.

Dayenu: A Jewish Template for Gratitude

This classic seder poem is not merely a reflection on Passover, but a model for true thanks.

Passover 2018

The first seder is on Friday, March 30.

Passover 2017

Passover seders fall on April 10, 2017 and April 11, 2017.

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