This version of a popular Jewish song from the Passover Haggadah, commemorating the exodus from Egypt, praises God for performing his miracles on our behalf.

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!

With all the serious news going on in Israel, it's time to take a break and enjoy this lighthearted, funny clip with some catchy music.

Kitniot, often translated as legumes, refers to all types of grains and beans that have a characteristic in common with leavened grain products.

Although the matter is still hotly debated, there is evidence indicating that the Exodus story may have taken place earlier than assumed by many archaeologists.

Towards the end of the Seder we move away from reliving the past and focus on the future. We express our deepest longing for the arrival of the Messianic era.

Learn about the remarkable events that took place prior to the exodus from Egypt and why the observance of Passover is of primary importance to Jewish survival.

Why are there only four questions in the 'Ma Nishtana'? Do we need to spoon-feed the kids on what to ask?

We pray that next year the prophecy of the Fifth Cup will be fulfilled - and the entire nation of Israel will be joined together in the Land of Israel.

The four cups of wine are four pleas. We have to keep this in mind not only on the Seder night, but on all nights.

Rabbi Yoel Gold shares an incredible true story that will change your seder night! A must watch!

Jewish rapper Nissim Black displays his love for his new homeland and his longing for true freedom and redemption.

Even before the Jewish people received the Torah, they had already reached great heights by simply receiving one another with open arms and mutual respect.

Matzah can represent either slavery or redemption! Why the contradicting symbolism? Well, that depends on your attitude!

There is so much to learn about spirituality from the observance of Passover and by eating matza, the simplest of foods.

The prohibition on eating chametz during Passover may be the worst kosher violation there is.

Do not make the pharaonic mistake. Never judge a person according to social standing, occupation or any other superficial means.

At the end of times, we are not even going to talk about the Exodus from Egypt because those miracles will be entirely overshadowed by what God has in store for us.

Not only must we thank God for all the kindness he bestows upon us, but we should also search for the hidden layers of Divine goodness, as taught in the Haggadah.

Monkeys at Israel's Safari Park are eating matzoh on Passover.

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

The Technion-Israel Institute of Technology tells the Passover story in an original way, combining creativity and technology.

Passover begins with an invitation to the less fortunate among us to join in--an invitation extended to those who are physically, spiritually, or emotionally 'in need'!

Since many people are unable to visit Israel now due to the pandemic restrictions, here's an opportunity to get a glimpse of the country getting ready for Passover!

Ordinarily, a rabbi would be impressed to hear that a Jewish congressman had taken matzohs with him to an international conference that took place during the week of Passover.

It's a mitzvah to invite the poor to our tables, and it applies to every holiday. Why, then, is it only on Passover that we recite a 'declaration' of an 'open door'?

Did you know that the matzoh-baking preparation for Passover, which falls in the spring, begins as early as October?

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

It is taught that the mitzvah of Korban Pesach emphasizes the unique bond between God and the Jewish people as well as the covenants that He made with us.

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.

The Passover Partners project connects you with the heroes of Israel who defend our freedom every day. Send Passover packages and personal greetings to IDF soldiers and their families.

I want to take this opportunity to discuss eggs. No, I don’t mean the current egg shortage in the State of Israel, I mean the egg on your Seder plate

Optimism dominates the legacy of Passover, demonstrating that crises are opportunities in disguise. So is the Coronavirus crisis.

Do you think a matzoh-eating contest would be fun?

Is matzah the bread of affliction or the bread of freedom? Do we eat matzah to remember our slavery or to celebrate our deliverance? 

There are a few texts in Judaism in which we simply do not know who the author was, and the Passover Haggadah is one of them.

Let’s take a look at the Passover Seder plate, also known as the Ke’ara, to learn about which foods grace the plate and what they symbolize.

At our Passover tables, when we declare 'Next Year in Jerusalem,' we ought to have in mind the MIAs who gave their lives for our homeland.

Ambassador Friedman prepares for Passover in this humorous clip that also teaches a thing or two about the holiday celebrating the Jewish exodus from Egypt.

Some explain that a blessing is indeed recited before beginning to read the Haggadah, though it is 'hidden.' The reasoning is quite interesting!