I want to focus on one aspect of a post-Oct. 7 seder: a ritual change meant to call our attention to the more than 130 hostages — men, women and children — still captive in Gaza after more than six ...

Jews everywhere gather their families around their seder tables at Passover, knowing that it is around those tables that they will forge the ties of their children to the faith they so cherish.

Perlov is regional director of the Anti-Defamation League. She lives in San Diego. Every year, Jews around the world celebrate Passover (“Pesach” in Hebrew) by gathering around the Seder table ...

At $18, the Yedid Nefesh Haggadah is designed for mass use and comfort at the seder table. Including both brief commentaries and transliterations for most of the seder text, the Haggadah aims to be ...

Visions of these full-color Seder tables have made me feel rather black-and-white. So on Monday, when Passover begins, I'm going to Sephardify a bit.

JewBelong, an organization dedicated to "supporting joyous Judaism and confronting antisemitism" has a new twist on the Passover seder to start conversations about antisemitism.

She realized, though, that the Seder table was the perfect venue for the kind of dialogue so urgently needed. “It’s so direct in the Seder,” she said.

As Jewish people around the world celebrate Passover, some plan to leave a seat open at their Seders for a Wall Street Journal reporter recently jailed in Russia.

The coronavirus pandemic has altered numerous celebratory traditions, including Passover. This year, many are turning to technology to create a new tradition: the Seder in place.

The Passover table is a celebration of spring—and at the center of the action is the seder plate. Shop our favorites here.

Transforming from a track to a dining room, Barton Hall seated 50 tables of Cornell Jews and non-Jews last night as students celebrated the first night of Passover at Cornell’s Super seder. As ...

As Jewish people around the world celebrate Passover, some plan to leave a seat open at their Seders for a Wall Street Journal reporter recently jailed in Russia.