The life-changing magic of washing your hands (on Passover)
by Rabbi Daniel S. Brenner (JTA) — At the height of the pandemic, I remember maddeningly washing, scrubbing and antibacterial-spritzing my hands in a bathroom…
by Rabbi Daniel S. Brenner (JTA) — At the height of the pandemic, I remember maddeningly washing, scrubbing and antibacterial-spritzing my hands in a bathroom…
by Eliezer Segal (AJNews) – What exactly was the fourth of the ten plagues that were inflicted upon the Egyptians? It goes by the Hebrew…
by Judy Zelikovitz (AJNews) – Passover is one of the most widely observed of Jewish traditions. Looking back at our long history, we gather around…
By Rabbi Nachum Aaron Kutnowski (AJNews) – As the Passover season begins to blossom and emerge, many of us pull out our Kittels (white robe),…
By Rabbi Ilana Krygier Lapides (AJNews) – With the holiday of Passover (Pesach) upon us, I find myself marveling at how quickly time has been…