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Home » Jewish Holidays » Passover » Themes » Freedom
by Rabbi Shimon Apisdorf
Trying to make the world a better place is a deep drive within every human being. But somewhere along the way, many give up and trade in that value for more creature comforts.
Freedom is not defined as coming and going as you please. True freedom is making independent choices -- and achieving meaningful goals in life.
by Sarah Shapiro
A Seder in Bergen-Belsen.
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