Jew-ish

We don’t put a definition on what’s Jewish, instead we seek to reveal the hidden, to teach without being trapped in a black and white world view.

Passover readings and prayers about Israel, Iran, Ukraine, and antisemitism to add to your 2026 seder

Every Passover tells the same story — but no two seders feel the same. These readings and prayers help bring this year’s fears, questions, and hopes to the table.

How to host a Passover Seder: A practical, no-panic guide

Hosting Passover doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here’s a complete seder guide with what to prepare, what to say, and how to make it meaningful.

The Haggadah: The book of the people of the book

Why Coca-Cola is kosher for Passover (thanks to one rabbi)

Nearly 100 years ago Coca-Cola started making kosher for Passover Coke because of a rabbi who wanted American Jews to have their favorite soda.

10 essential Haggadah phrases to know for Passover

Each year, Jewish families gather at the Passover seder to tell the Exodus story. Let’s unpack 10 essential expressions from the Haggadah.

What’s on the seder table? Understanding the symbolism of Passover foods

Every item on the Seder plate is a chance to see ourselves more clearly, encouraging us not just to remember history, but to reflect on our experiences.

What is ‘internal chametz’? A mindful approach to Passover cleaning

As we clean for Passover, we also have an opportunity to leave behind a different type of ‘chametz’: the internal kind.

What to watch for Passover: best movies and TV shows

Whether you’re winding down after a long seder or just looking for something festive to stream, these Passover movies and TV episodes bring the story of Exodus — and a little humor — to your screen.

Why do Jewish people sell their bread before Passover?

Someone is willing to buy that granola bar in your gym bag. The catch? You’ll end up owning it again, and it will likely never leave your house.

Passover greetings: What to say to your Jewish friends on Passover

You might be wondering how to greet your Jewish friends during Passover. Is “Happy Passover” enough? Are there more traditional or thoughtful phrases to use? We’ve got you covered!