The letter writer expresses hurt that their non-Jewish friends do not acknowledge Jewish holidays while they go out of their way to recognize Christmas and Easter.

The author describes their journey through grief after their mother's death, reflecting on their relationship with her and their struggle to write following her passing.

During the period between Passover and Shavuot known as The Omer, marked by counting 49 days, parallels are drawn between historical tragedies and current events, particularly highlighting the plight of hostages in Gaza.

The article discusses the emotional impact and significance of the Yizkor memorial prayers, particularly in light of recent instances of antisemitism and war, with a focus on the Oct. 7 terrorist attack and the emotional toll it took on the Jewish community.

During Passover, Jews are reminded of the value of inclusion and welcoming all to learn about traditions.

The author reflects on the parallels between the Passover story of liberation and the struggles faced by those undergoing infertility treatments, highlighting the importance of listening and supporting individuals on these journeys.

ITV's "Passover UK: A Jewish Journey" aired belatedly but was well-received for its positive and authentic portrayal of British Jewish celebrations of Passover.

The video captures a Jewish family's celebration of the first Shabbat after Passover, featuring the making of Shlissel Challah.

Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah, is seeing Jewish quarterback Jake Retzlaff potentially leading their football team, contrasting previous Jewish quarterbacks in the NFL.

"Exagoge" is a complex and innovative theater piece by playwright and director Edward Einhorn, blending elements of a contemporary Seder on the Upper West Side with an operatic retelling of a 2,200-year-old Greek play about the Exodus story.

Robin Weigert, known for her role in Hulu's Holocaust drama "We Were the Lucky Ones," discusses her deep connection to her character Nechuma and Jewish traditions in an interview.

Sesame Street premiered an episode called "Shabbat Shalom," celebrating the Jewish holiday of Shabbat.

The video discusses anti-Israel protests on college campuses in America and explores the impact on Jewish individuals.

This article presents a variety of creative ways to incorporate matzah into delicious Pesach recipes beyond the traditional buttered or charoset-topped slice.

Jewish students at the University of Surrey in the UK have set up a pop-up Pesach caf on campus, providing Pesach-compliant foods and a kitchen for students to prepare their meals during the Passover festival.

The text discusses recent antisemitic protests on American university campuses, including incidents at Columbia University, the University of Southern California, and others.

The recipe provides instructions for making a Passover Panzanella salad with matzah brei croutons.

This article discusses the challenges faced on college campuses during Passover, focusing on the current crisis in the Middle East and the rise of antisemitism worldwide.

"Max Greenfield and Ben Feldman starred in the 2005 Passover film 'When Do We Eat?' where a Jewish father accidentally takes ecstasy during a seder and believes he is Moses. The movie features a star-studded Jewish cast including Shiri Appleby, Jack Klugman, and Adam Lamberg, focusing on the dysfunctional Stuckman family's seder. While the film's quality is debated, it offers quirky, relatable Jewish moments and iconic Jewish representation on screen. Despite mixed reviews, the movie can be enjoyed for its unique blend of humor, heartwarming moments, and cultural Jewish identity. 'When Do We Eat?' is available for streaming on Freevee and Tubi for those interested in exploring this offbeat Passover tale."

The newsletter highlights the success of Jewish athletes Max Fried and Dean Kremer in Major League Baseball, with Fried achieving a rare complete game shutout in under 100 pitches and Kremer earning his first win of the season with 10 strikeouts.

At a recent Passover Seder in Laurie Shelton's family, a new tradition called "The Other Four Questions" was introduced.

Israeli police arrested author Ayelet Waldman and six others, including American rabbis, during a protest near the Gaza border while attempting to deliver aid to Palestinians in Gaza.

The video demonstrates how to prepare a gluten-free Butternut Squash Pie for Passover.

In preparation for Pesach, a Jewish writer reflects on the annual tradition of cleaning out cupboards and baking for the holiday.

The text discusses a Persian Cucumber Salad with Yogurt and Walnuts recipe shared by renowned cookbook author and food writer Joan Nathan as part of her latest book "My Life in Recipes: Food, Family, and Memories."