Last year was our first pandemic Passover. We celebrated the holiday over Zoom, unable to imagine the enormity of the loss and hardship the coronavirus, and our nation’s inadequate response to it, would bring:
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but we forget to internalize their messages. Every holiday has its unique customs and laws. And through celebrating the holidays, we have the opportunity to become closer to G-d. If celebrated properly, Passover and the other Jewish holidays...
The arrest of several Jewish activists for trying to smuggle in a kid and conduct a sacrificeon the Temple Mount a few years agowas a reminder that before the Passover seder was invented, the festival was all about the killing and eating of baby goats ...
As well as Christmas and the solstice, there are some other festivals that are held in late December. Hanukkah is celebrated by Jews; and the festival of Kwanzaa is celebrated by some Africans and African Americans takes place from December 26th to January 1st....
Passover at Disney: Why Some Jews Are Traveling for the HolidayA small but growing number of Jewish people might not celebratethe ancient rituals ritual of...Schouten, Lucy
In place of leavened bread, observant Jews eat a flatbread known as matzo. This is consumed in accordance with the tradition that the Hebrews had to flee Egypt so quickly there was no time for their bread to rise. The Seder On the first two nights of Passover,familyandfriendsgather togeth...
by a rededication(Hanukkah) of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem. It is from this act that the holiday gets its name, which I find very interesting because of something so small created a holiday. But with Christian religion it would be Christmas and its only celebrated one day. The day ...
Passover is a Jewish celebration that commemorates their independence from Egypt, led by Moses. This is one of the most commonly celebrated Jewish holidays and a time to rid of chametz (any grain product that has risen) and a retelling of the Haggadah, the inspiration story for the Pass...