In this week's Torah portion we read about a census that was taken of the Jewish people. This is the second census in the Book of Numbers, hence the name.

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

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

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.

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

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

There is never a break or vacation from religious commitment!  There is never a 'journey away from the Mountain of God.'

Learn the lesson of matzoh and find out how to be truly liberated on the Festival of Freedom.

Listen to a stirring rendition of a traditional Passover song about the survival of the Jewish people with the help of the Almighty.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

When we start seeing God as One, we’ll replace the notion of 'coincidences' with an understanding of the messages we receive from Him.

God's protection: Cloud by day. Fire by night. What does this mean?

Through thick and thin, loyalty must remain constant.

If it's not a 'Moses-style' leadership, then it isn’t really leadership at all.

Rabbi Ari Enkin , United with Israel’s rabbinic director, shares an important life lesson.

One step at a time. If you go too fast, it is more than likely that you won’t make it.

God goes above and beyond for us, so let us do the same for Him!

This week’s Torah reading is 'Beshalach' (Exodus 13:17–17:16), and it we read about the most spectacular miracle in the entire Bible: the splitting of the Red Sea.

We must all follow Moses's example and never neglect our responsibility to show appreciation and gratitude to those who deserve it.

What significance could ancient rituals, such as the Passover sacrifice, have in our modern era?

Never lose hope! When you are praying for salvation and it doesn’t come right away, be prepared, because it can come without warning.

In honor of this week's Torah reading, let’s discuss whether there is scientific evidence that the plagues actually took place.

Do your best, but also show support and rejoice in the success of others whose will and determination inspires us all.

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

The matzoh that Jews eat on Passover carries a profound message. It's the taste of freedom!

'With the historic event of leaving Egypt for Israel, it doesn’t make sense to drink wine from anywhere else. Only Israeli wines.'

Doing any good deed is commendable, but knowing how to prioritize and make the right choices requires wisdom.

'V'hi She'amda' is a verse in the Passover Haggadah that has brought much hope to the Jewish people throughout the centuries.

‘"God is the Lord of War (Exodus 15:3)." This was sung by the Jewish people on the 7th day of Passover, after the God of Israel drowned the Egyptian army.

Emulate G-d's example and don't be frugal in fulfilling your religious obligations. Rather, show your devotion and follow His commandments with a full heart.

Upon leaving Egypt, the Jews crossed the Yam Suf, which is commonly translated as the Red Sea. The question is: What and where is the Yam Suf of the Bible?

All that Jethro wanted to do was to listen, think and find the truth. That was the key to his success. He remains a true inspiration.

In preparation for the impending Exodus from Egypt, God gives the Jewish people their first Mitzvah: The Passover Offering. Why a lamb?

The Passover season is upon us, folks. And with it, the timeless message of real freedom.