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Planning Your Family Seder Providing your children with the Seder experience you want them to have requires thinking ahead.
Anti-Semitism in America
The Kansas City JCC murders remind us that virulent anti-Semitism does exists in the United States.
What to Include in an Ethical Will
What values and lessons do you want to pass on to your children and grandchildren? Here are 40 of mine.
The BDS Smokescreen
It's remarkable that the world needed a 29-year-old movie star to state the obvious: This is modern anti-Semitism.
No E-Mails After 6pm
Five ways to use the momentum of Passover to break free from electronic slavery.
Passover and the Zodiac
Slaughtering the Pascal lamb represented breaking free from predetermined forces beyond our control.
Grocery Shopping as Contact Sport
Where human behavior is on display – at its best and, more frequently, at its worst.
Dating Wisdom from “Are You My Mother?”
P.D. Eastman’s children’s book is really a tale about searching for your soul mate.
1. The Way of G-d: Introduction
Read each word carefully... and all its secrets will be within your grasp.
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Lag B’Omer: The Beauty in Every Jew
This Lag B’Omer, take a moment to identify with another’s inner Godliness.
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My Passover Miracle
On a recent seder night, I experienced a redemption of sorts and a reminder that God knows what we need and sends it when we need it.
Using “Google Exodus" in the Classroom
by Babaganewz.comTeach the Exodus story using some or all of these activities and thought questions.
Ma Nishtana - The Four Questions
by Rebecca RubinsteinIdeas and games that are guaranteed to bring to life some of the key sections of the Haggadah with your family.
The Sweetest Matzah Ever
by Rebecca RubinsteinA few weeks before Passover, a handful of Jewish prisoners in a Soviet labor camp in Siberia decided they wanted to celebrate the upcoming Jewish festival.
