The Seder is a Jewish meal that has been eaten for thousands of years during the Pesach or Passover festival. It is eaten to remember the Jewish enslavement in Egypt and the quick escape led by Moses.
Read our latest issue or browse back issues. In some Christian circles, honoring Jesus’ Jewish identity has manifested in a desire to connect to Passover by holding a Seder meal. While usually well ...
Those who host or attend Passover seders are probably very familiar with the tradition of drinking four cups of wine over the course of the dinner ... it to shake up pre-seder margaritas (with ...
In other words, it's a great time to kibbitz (that's Yiddish for chat) and learn about a fundamental Jewish custom, the seder dinner — including the "mandatory" four cups of wine, which ...
TEL AVIV (JTA) — This year, Noam Safir and her family will order takeout for the Passover seder because her mother Moshit has no energy to cook a festive meal, as she has done in past years.