Passover

Each of the foods featured on the seder dinner plate represents something about Passover.

Passover, the week-long holiday during which Jews are forbidden from eating leavened food, begins on March 30.

On April 6, a ritual sacrifice took place inside the walls of Jerusalem's Old City for the first time in 2,000 years.

President Donald Trump has featured in some less-than-flattering modern retellings of the Biblical story of the Exodus.

Three Jewish a cappella groups—the Maccabeats, the Y-Studs and Six13—are at the forefront of a new holiday tradition.

The beating heart of Jerusalem is a 20-acre temple that was the center of both religious rite and daily commerce.

Engineering students at the Technion created a complex system to tell snippets of the holiday’s story.

“Seder tonight and we saved you a spot. Don't be slavin', just nosh.”