Passover, or “Pesach” in Hebrew, is eight-days long (or seven in Israel) and is celebrated by Jews around the world to mark freedom from slavery in ancient Egypt.

Spring is here, even if it doesn’t feel like it, which means Passover is just around the corner. It’s one of the most important Jewish holidays of the year. Passover, or “Pesach” in Hebrew ...

Regarding “Who’s Going to Buy All This Matzo?” (Page One, April 4): Passover isn’t late this year. Passover begins every year on the same calendrical day, the 15th day of Nissan ...

But if you want to wish one of your Jewish friends a happy Passover in Hebrew, how do you go about it? Well, there are a number of options at your disposal.

This weekend brings with it the beginning of Passover (Pesach in Hebrew). May its solemnity be with all, and may the obtaining of freedom that is remembered with Pesach be embraced in humility by ...

Thoughts for Passover The Jewish holiday of Passover begins Wednesday evening, and many people know it is celebrating the exodus from Mitzrayim, the Hebrew word for modern-day Egypt.

Here's what to know about the Jewish holiday of Passover, including when it starts in 2023, what happens on the first day, and what night Seder is.

The Hebrew word for hand, YaD (יד), is made up of a two letter root. During the evolution of the Semitic languages new words were created by expanding or modifying roots.

Passover reminds us of our communal responsibility for the freedom and well-being of all people. The message of Passover brings hope, not hate; freedom, not oppression; and a vision of redemption.

How do you wish someone a happy Passover in Hebrew? If you want to send someone festive greetings for Passover, there are a number of ways you can go about it.