During Passover, the seder plate traditionally includes items like parsley, bitter herbs, charoset, a shank bone, and an egg, but there are modern additions you can incorporate to reflect contemporary issues in the Jewish community.

In the podcast "Jew Don't Belong," Avi Finegold and Phoebe Maltz Bovy discuss the shifting marketing strategies in the Jewish community amidst rising anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the marketing campaign of JewBelong.org, a Jewish organization that uses provocative billboards to engage with disengaged Jews.

JewBelong, an organization based in New York, is using billboards to reach out to disengaged and unaffiliated Jews (referred to as "DJs").

Billboards from JewBelong in New York City are generating discussion for their bold slogans demanding an end to Jew hate, sparking conversations about Jewish acceptance.

The article discusses the prevalence of Christian billboards across highways in the United States, questioning their effectiveness in converting people and why billboards are still used as a marketing tool.

Billionaire Jewish businessman Robert Kraft plans to spend $25 million on a public awareness campaign against antisemitism, flooding television airwaves with advertisements depicting hate against Jews.

JewBelong is a nonprofit organization that initially focused on offering resources for holidays and Jewish rituals to engage less-engaged Jews, including secular Jews and converts.

Archie Gottesman, known for her iconic Manhattan Mini Storage billboards, has shifted her witty one-liners to promote Judaism through JewBelong, an initiative aiming to engage disconnected Jews with the richness of Jewish traditions and values.