Can We Still Celebrate Freedom This Passover?
With Passover approaching, Jews mourn as 59 hostages remain in Gaza since October 7. The holiday's theme of freedom rings hollow amid fresh trauma, as voices call for justice and the end of captivity.
With Passover approaching, Jews mourn as 59 hostages remain in Gaza since October 7. The holiday's theme of freedom rings hollow amid fresh trauma, as voices call for justice and the end of captivity.
“Mah nishtanah halilah hazeh?” Why is this night different from all other nights? Jews around the world read these words in the Haggadah, the ancient Passover guide that tells the story of Pharaoh’s oppression of the Jewish people in Egypt.
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