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| Pre-Passover Tool Box |
| | Get the full journey in a community setting with a Rabbi at the helm-find a Seder near you . . .
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| | Once the house is Passover-tidy, it's time to do the search-and-destroy ritual, and then to bag and burn the evidence . . .
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| | Any chametz left undisposed must be sold to a non-Jew. Use this online form to quickly delegate a rabbi to sell your chametz for you.
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| | So here I am scrubbing and scrubbing. I've got my soul on my mind. And I'm talking to myself. I'm saying, "Mimi, scrub it away."
By Mimi Hecht (Notik) | |
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| Step Up to the Seder |
| | Rabbi Tzvi Freeman presents tried and proven ideas, gimmicks, props and shtick to bring your Seder alive. By Tzvi Freeman | |
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| | Is it really necessary, more than 3000 years on, to commemorate our ancestors' freedom from slavery? Can't we move on to pressing contemporary issues?
By Aron Moss | |
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| | An audio class that takes a deeper look into the Haggadah, with explanations and insights that will enlighten your Seder. By Nissan Dovid Dubov | |
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| | Here's one I always wanted to know: What if you're living in Jerusalem? Do you say the prayer/wish, "Next year in Jerusalem!" or just leave that line out?
By Aron Moss | |
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| Short Videos |
| | This Passover, three of the Seder Plate foods will compete to earn the made-up title of "Seder Plate Champion"! Watch the campaign videos and vote for your favorite competitor! | |
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| | Why do we keep celebrating a night called Passover when Jews still suffer in one exile after another? Rabbi Moishe Denburg | |
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| | Join Eli, Ezzy and Dina as they explore far away places, trying to figure out "What if?" . . . By Dovid Taub and Yitzchak Feigenbaum | |
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| Stories |
| | Misha is still sullen, taciturn and lost in thought. A life spent as an officer in the Soviet army has left him numb to ritual. Yet something drew him to this place . . .
By Mordechai Lightstone | |
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| | "I suggest you approach your captain with an alternative route for the journey," said the rebbe. "Explain that the route he has planned has many disadvantages . . ."
By Yehudah Chitrik | |
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| Omer |
| | Between the holidays of Passover and Shavuot, the Omer is counted each evening, signifying our preparation for the receiving of the Torah on the holiday of Shavuot. Your one-stop site for an enhanced Omer experience.
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| | Each year we retrace this inner journey. We count the days and weeks. The 50th day is the holiday of Shavuot, when we receive the Torah once again. We call it the "Counting of the Omer."
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| | What is freedom? What can be done with it? Nothing, unless we open the treasure chest and count its contents.
By Yanki Tauber | |
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| | From little kids who insist on wearing sandals in the middle of winter, to teenagers willing to sport the most outlandish hair styles-we all try to distinguish ourselves in some way . . .
By Miriam Szokovski | |
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| | 11 Nissan 5742 . April 4, 1982
The mitzvah of counting the Omer is to count the days from Passover until Shavuos. Each day has a purpose. We must look at the clock, and ask ourselves, "Am I using my time properly?" | |
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| Chol Hamoed |
| | Chol Hamoed refers to the "intermediate period" of the festivals of Passover and Sukkot. They are the days sandwiched between the beginning and end holy days of both festivals.
By Dinka Kumer | |
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| | Tefillin are a "sign" of our special relationship with G-d.
By Dovid Zaklikowski | |
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| | Exodus 33:12-34:26
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