Pesach

Many Jewish communities have developed unique Passover traditions that make the holiday more lively and relevant.

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.

It's customary to burn any remaining leavened products in your possession the morning before Passover.

Happy Passover is always acceptable, but here are a few traditional greetings — in Hebrew, Yiddish and Ladino — to try out over the holiday.

Israeli Jews observe only one Passover seder, but Jews who reside elsewhere often have two.

The eve of Passover is the only fast day in the Jewish calendar that only applies to one segment of the Jewish community.

Your guide to which foods are customarily avoided on the holiday.