Of all the traditions we keep at the Seder, few are as overlooked—and as meaningful—as the simple act of dipping.
Letting Go of Power
We’ve all heard of leaders rising to power. But stepping down from it? That’s not a headline you see every day.
The Broken Whole
Why do we start the Seder by breaking a matzah? I have plenty of broken ones already!
The Communal Responsibilities of the Individual
What do we do when we feel like nothing we do matters—when we’re tempted to walk away from it all?
The CIA and the Ark of the Covenant
Did you know that psychics were employed by the CIA to find the Ark? What does Judaism say on the topic?
Latest Style vs Old Fashioned
Everyone always tries to follow the latest trend and have the hottest new feature. But this week, we are doing the opposite in Shul…
Be a Bearer of good news
What led the hostage activist to change her tune, and what does it have to do with the Seder?
THE POWER OF SPEECH
Why do we have the entire repetition of the tabernacle story?
Finding G-d in Gaza and Persia
Everyone seems to be experiencing a spiritual revolution—from the hostages down to regular Americans. It's really the story of Purim.
Jews Aren’t Counted
Why is there a custom not to count Jews, and what does it say about how we value ourselves?