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

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

The haroset paste eaten at the Passover Seder recalls the mortar the Israelite slaves used to build in Egypt. So why is it so sweet?

The green vegetable dipped in saltwater at the seder alludes to the very beginning of the Israelites' slavery saga.

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.

The various meanings of this well-known Seder phrase.

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

Two small substitutions are all that is required to turn the traditional seder plate vegan.

From avoiding leavened products to the Fast of the First Born, here's your cheat sheet of Passover practices.

Soda is not one of the forbidden grains, but there are still concerns about consuming it on the holiday.