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

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.

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.

Don't let feelings of inadequacy hold you back on Seder night.

Mock Passover Seder held at United Nations sees participation of 70 ambassadors from around the world.

Despite efforts to turn Passover into a non-Jewish metaphor, the holiday reminds us that a sense of peoplehood and a country to call home are essential to our liberation.

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.

For this American-Israeli 'lone soldier,' his country and people come first. And his father is so proud!

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.

Rabbi Enkin uncovers the mysteries of the Passover Seder and teaches you how to do it right.

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

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.

United with Israel's Rabbinic Director weighs in on the first weightless Passover seder, discussing the unique requirements and opportunities of a holiday in space!

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

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!

Rabbi Enkin discusses how to prepare for the Festival of Freedom and run a meaningful and fun Passover Seder.

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'?

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.

To believe a promise made by God is easy, but the sages also want us to be inspired to follow our own dreams and reach our goals. 

Israel’s government is airlifting millions of eggs, a culinary staple during the upcoming Passover holiday.

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.

Some 60 ambassadors from four continents attended an Israeli-hosted "model Seder" in the United Nations headquarters.

A group of young students gives a lively, upbeat performance on the Passover theme with a cappella music based on Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

We are witnessing before our eyes an even greater miracle than the parting of the Red Sea - the existence of the Jewish people and the thriving State of Israel.

Although we should not abandon even the most seemingly insignificant customs of the Seder, it is appropriate to emphasize rituals that are absolutely required.

There are 5 mitzvot (commandments) that every Jew must perform at the Seder. Two are biblical in origin, and three are mandated by the rabbis.