Following Israel's War of Independence, resourceful citizens of the new state created the necessary infrastructure for a Jewish society, including matzah factories for Passover!

The Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra has created a wonderful musical video with traditional Passover melodies to enhance the holiday spirit.

As we clean our homes for Passover, also we must search our hearts and our deeds. We must take stock and engage in self-reflection, judging where we can improve.

Although nowadays there is no Passover sacrifice, as there is no Holy Temple in Jerusalem, we can still learn from it.

Why is the performance of so many commandments necessary in order to help us remember the Exodus from Egypt?

This humorous yet educational video questions how the media of today would have handled the reporting on the Jewish exodus from Egypt over 3000 years ago.

The Sarajevo Hagaddah, one of the oldest Sephardic Haggadot in the world, was created in Barcelona in 1350.

'The only thing we can use to basically verify the biblical narrative is the archaeological record.'

It is little known that the Holy Temple in Jerusalem is alluded to in the Passover Haggadah, along with the lesson that it will be rebuilt when unity prevails.

The nearly 18-foot tower, made of unleavened bread and chocolate spread, was built by senior citizens in Modi’in.

A massive tragedy was prevented due to religious Jews collecting wheat for the preparation of Passover matzohs during the Land of Israel's sabbatical year.

Much as we conceive of Zionism as a modern Jewish nationalist movement, it likely wouldn't have succeeded without the weight of Jewish tradition behind it.

Take time this holiday season to break free from the things that are holding you back!

When giving charity, the most important principle is to respect the feelings and dignity of the people involved. Never embarrass anyone!

The Shem Olam Holocaust and Faith Institute believes that this allows for a better understanding for the struggle between the Jewish faith and pure 'destruction, evil and degeneration.'

You won't be able to stop watching the Y-Studs' latest Passover music video based on the popular based on 'Don’t Stop Believin'' by Journey.

How much effect could just one act of religious observance have on the individual, the collective Jewish people and the world?

The Egyptians were impressed that the Jews didn’t steal their possessions during the plague of darkness. Those are proven to be honest will always be admired!

The enemies of the Jews could enslave our bodies, but not our spirits.

The Jewish people don’t have to agree with one another. But they must come together at the Passover Seder and hear each other out.

The Maccabeats ask: Why is this video different from all our other videos?

One of the most fun songs for children at the Passover seder is "Chad Gadya," meaning "One Little Goat." But for adults, there are some profound interpretations.

Not known to many is the fact that the story of Joseph makes an appearance at the start of Passover. Here's why.

The Passover experience, and by extension, the celebration of having become a free nation under God is not meant to conclude at the end of the Seder.

Sgt. Ben, a combat soldier in the IDF Artillery Corps, recalls how his family courageously escaped Egypt in 1956 and came to Israel.

Be sure to watch Yishai Fleischer's eye-opening film, "Under the Prayer Shawl - Secrets of the Priestly Blessing."

Not only is the Jewish people in full 'spring cleaning mode' ahead of Passover - the Western Wall is, too!

Why do Jews drink four cups of wine at the Passover seder and what do these cups teach us about the nature of true liberation?

We're going to put the fun in cleaning! Except there is no fun in cleaning. So try these hacks to make it a bit easier!

The true meaning of Passover is to defend genuine freedom and to rely on no one but the Almighty for salvation.

Popular Jewish musical group Six13 delivers a Passover classic in a set of melodies that will have you dreaming of the high seas!

Passover is a time to free ourselves from the "bondage" of every day living and "bond" with our Creator and those whom we love.

In this piece, Rabbi Ari Enkin gives a crash course on the Seder rituals and the basic meaning behind each of them.

Matzah is a dual symbol. It is called the Bread of Affliction, but it also represents freedom. You might think they are opposite ideas, but they are not.