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3/31/2025 Top Pick

Streit’s Celebrates a Century of Matzo

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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3/27/2025 Top Pick

Resources for Passover 5785

How do we celebrate freedom amid pain and uncertainty? This Passover resource features insights from Hartman scholars and reflections from Israeli and Palestinian peace-builders.

By Shalom Hartman Institute

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3/27/2025 Top Pick

Passover Banana Bread Granola

An easy, delicious and kid-approved recipe that families can make together.

By PJ Library

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3/27/2025 Top Pick

Jewish Teens Guide to Combating Antisemitism

Articles, resources, and programs to empower teens to take action in their communities and address antisemitism.

By Jewish Teen Initiative

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3/21/2025 Top Pick

Wild Child Chocolate Offers Kosher Chocolates for Passover

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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3/21/2025 Top Pick

The 19th Annual Israel Arbeiter Holocaust Essay Contest

Students are invited to explore relevant Holocaust themes through writing. Open to students in grades 6-12.

By Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston

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3/21/2025 Top Pick

Four More Questions: 2025 Edition

As we prepare for a second Passover since October 7, it’s time to ask Four More Questions at the seder to grapple with some of the challenges facing us...

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3/20/2025 Top Pick

The Haggadah of Freedom

This new Haggadah connects the Exodus story to today’s reality, amplifying the voices of returnees and hostage families in the ongoing struggle for freedom.

By Hostages and Missing Families Forum

CJP x JArts Fellows

3/19/2025 Top Pick

Jewish Joy and Connection With the CJP x JArts Fellows

Discover unique Jewish experiences with the CJP x JArts Fellows at The Vilna Shul. From art shows to Passover parties, there’s something for everyone.

By Laura Conrad MandelFor Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture

Jane Sutton’s Book Launch.

3/18/2025 Top Pick

Jane Sutton Brings Passover to Life With Humor, Heart and Tradition

By Nina LivingstoneFor JewishBoston

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3/18/2025 Top Pick

Newton Author Tova Mirvis on Jewish Forgiveness

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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3/18/2025 Top Pick

My Six Favorite Camp Tevya Memories

Camp Tevya shaped my identity with unforgettable moments and bonds. I’m grateful for my experience and hope it inspires you to join summer camp!

By Sam FishmanFor Jewish Teen Initiative

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3/17/2025 Top Pick

Boston Israeli Film Festival 2025

Join Boston Jewish Film, in partnership with the Fine Family Foundation, for the very best in Israeli cinema, in theaters March 30 to April 5.

By JewishBoston

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3/14/2025 Top Pick

Finding Light in the Darkness

In a time of immense sorrow, Adar challenges us to seek joy, turn darkness into light, and embrace the strength to keep moving forward.

By Rabbi Benjamin SamuelsFor Congregation Shaarei Tefillah

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3/14/2025 Top Pick

You Cannot Build a True Future From a False Past

This Purim and Passover season, let’s reclaim our stories with truth, accountability, and the responsibility they demand.

By Rabbi William HamiltonFor Congregation Kehillath Israel

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3/13/2025 Top Pick

How To Address Antisemitism: Becoming an Engaged Leader

A how-to for developing an action plan when antisemitism hits home.

By Dan SeligsonFor Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP)

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3/7/2025 Top Pick

Voices of Wisdom: Reflections From Local Rabbis

In this pivotal moment for our Jewish community, local rabbis offer wisdom, reflection, and hope on the situation in Israel.

By JewishBoston

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3/7/2025 Top Pick

Refusing to Despair

In the face of unimaginable loss, Israel chooses love over hate, resilience over despair, honoring the memory of those taken from us.

By Rabbi Danny BurkemanFor Temple Shir Tikva (Wayland)

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