redemption

A reader asks why we avoid haircuts and music for weeks during the Omer, yet don't mark the Holocaust the same way—and why keep mourning something from thousands of years ago.

From ancient courage to future redemption, this pre-PesachShabbat is packed with meaning—think Yom Kippur vibes, big miracles, and a gentle push toward heartfelt return.

A vivid, modern retelling of that unforgettable night in Egypt—lambs on the spit, idols toppled, firstborns in panic, and a people on the cusp of freedom.

On the Seventh of Passover, a powerful light from Heaven is said to open the gates of matchmaking luck. Make the most of the holy night—"Night of the Seventh of Passover at midnight"—on Tuesday at 12:45 a.m., as the whole family together recites Shirat HaYam.

What we’re really celebrating as Passover approaches: the power of unity.