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The Unasked Question

On a night built around inquiry, there's one question that is never posed at the Passover seder.

The long practice of masquerading may have its roots in medieval Italy.

This classic seder poem is not merely a reflection on Passover, but a model for true thanks.

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

Exploring the roots of the word, Hanukkah.

Check out these snapshots of Jews (and friends) getting their sukkah on.

For this Laotian Jew, a rice recipe from his Buddhist childhood sustains him through Yom Kippur.

Must-have items your High Holidays hosts will appreciate.

In 2020, Sukkot begins at sundown on Friday, Oct. 2 and ends at sundown on Friday, Oct. 9.

A video for Sukkot.

How The City of New Orleans Carried Us Through The Sabbath

The Purim story is a reminder of our essential power for human agency.