Rabbis Without Borders

Freedom from choice is a disturbing trend in American politics today, and both Republicans and Democrats are guilty of it. ...

What number comes to mind when you think about a Passover seder? Probably four. Four cups of wine. Four questions. Four sons. Especially those ...

Maybe you can relate. For the last few months I’ve attached a small device that counts my every step. At ...

This past weekend, as I gathered for Passover seders, first with my family and friends, and then with my congregation, ...

In the year 2000, I was still a newly-minted Jew, having completed my conversion in March of 1999. As Passover ...

As I strolled through the greenhouses at Longwood Gardens the other day, brilliant blossoms of yellow and white and blue ...

One of the most oft-repeated themes of the Torah is that we must remember that we were slaves and strangers ...

April 3, 2015, is Tzom Bechorot, Fast of the Firstborn when first-born Jews fast before the first seder of Passover. This day also ...

Like most New York Jews, I love “The Daily Show,” and so I was very sad to hear that Jon ...

As Passover approaches, most of the questions I have received lately have been about matzoh and seders; slavery and freedom. ...

The following is an excerpt from my personal Haggadah, a story of my enslavement to a principle and my discovery of the ...

Passover is definitely one of my favorite holidays. It’s generally observed at home – with friends and/or family. There are ...