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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Here's one of the funniest Passover videos that you'll ever see!

Here's another unique recipe for Passover: Not nachos, but mat-chos!

Our wonderful IDF not only defends us from terror and all kinds of danger, but they even took the time to help make the Passover holiday more tasty and enjoyable.

Preparing specially guarded matzohs - Shmura Matzoh - for the Passover holiday takes a lot of hard work. But as you can see, it's a joyful task.