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I recently read a rather convoluted reworking of the message of the brilliant Arthurian-themed movie "The Fisher King" as an analogy to the Passover story (Fisher King- A Fictional Exodus Story, BJN 4/20/23).  For me it did not work.

Each year on Passover, Jews and their communities gather around Seder tables and open the door for Elijah, a messenger of hope, as we retell the story of Exodus. This #Passover, join us to #ServeTheMoment and open the door to housing justice.

Dr. Jacobs will take you through a tour of some of the most popular Haggadah elements, placing them into a historical context.

Looking for something to spice up your Passover this year? From apps to recipes to new foods, here's a roundup.

Modern Jewish families that shy away from participating in the annual Passover Seder due to its typical two- to five-hour ceremony will cheer Cass and Nellie Foster's "Sixty-Minute Seder: Preserving the Essence of the Passover Haggadah."

. . . than all other haggadas? Click to find out why!

Ever thought about crafting your own haggadah? A new site will help you create and publish your own, "open source" style.