Celebrate

The days between Passover and Shavuot are considered a time of mourning.

For Jewish families, caring for the environment could be part of a wider consciousness of living in a world that is a divine gift.

Making it count.

The Sabbath was a cornerstone of the Temple service and of popular observance in ancient Israel.

A special request for life-sustaining dew is traditionally recited on the first morning of Passover.

The festival served as a repudiation of idolatry.

How the beet ended up on the seder plate

This number appears over and over in the Passover Haggadah.

A look at some Pesach customs throughout history.

A 19th-century controversy

A look at the evolution of the four questions

Northern Jews come to the aid of the southern Jewish community.