LIFESTYLE Passover's lessons today mean more personal freedom, much less 'enslavement,' says rabbi — here's why As Moses led the Jews from captivity, we can take steps to end our own 'inner ...

Easter and Passover Lesson: It’s Never Too Late. Consider the story of the good thief in Luke, and the Jewish idea of teshuva, or returning to goodness. By . Peggy Noonan. Share. Resize.

A s Passover approached, those preparing for the holiday began cleaning their homes, discarding leavened products and getting ready for family meals and gatherings, including the Seder night. This ...

Lessons for Politicians at Passover. Share. Resize. Advertisement. This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. Distribution and use of this material are governed by our Subscriber ...

As Passover approached, those preparing for the holiday began cleaning their homes, discarding leavened products and getting ready for family meals and gatherings, including the Seder night. This ...

Passover offers lesson on principles of freedom and justice, rabbi says Times staff report Jewish communities are commemorating Passover, which this year began at sundown Wednesday and ends Thursday.

Slavery is a despicable institution. Sadly, it is also a very ancient and persistent institution. It has existed since time immemorial and is still today in existence in certain parts of the world.

This is an important lesson as we usher in the Passover holiday in a few days. Rabbi Sacks was one of the most inspirational Jewish leaders of our time. He was an intellectual giant, a prolific ...

Passover, which began on Saturday evening this year, commemorates the liberation of the ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt. It is a story of freedom, resilience and hope, but it does not ...

Opinion: Passover teaches us lessons of unity and connection. Connection, both to our ancestors and with others around the world, is a powerful tool in the fight against loneliness and depression.

Opinion: Passover teaches us lessons of unity and connection. Connection, both to our ancestors and with others around the world, is a powerful tool in the fight against loneliness and depression.

Reb Zalman [a founder of the Jewish Renewal movement in the 1970s] taught that during Sukkot, we go into the mitzvah – the sukkah; while during Passover, the mitzvah goes into us – the matzah ...