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Free Download: The Wandering Is Over Haggadah

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From Brisket to Chocolate Mousse Puffs: Our Ultimate Collection of Passover Recipes

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"The Prince of Egypt"

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Does “The Prince of Egypt” Stand the Test of Time?

By JewishBoston

Passover Activity Sheets

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Passover Activity Pages for Kids

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More Than Four Questions: Supplements for Your Seder

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The Boston Globe

4/8/2021 Top Pick

Newton’s Jewish Community Celebrates With Resilience, Hope

Newton’s Jewish community observed its second COVID-19 era Passover with a renewed sense of hope.

By The Boston Globe

The Boston Globe

4/5/2021 Top Pick

As Pandemic Fears Subside, Congregations Reflect on Hope

Signs of the coronavirus lingered over weekend rituals.

By The Boston Globe

Doug Emhoff and Vice President Kamala Harris (Promotional still: The White House)

3/30/2021 Top Pick

Biden, Harris, Doug Emhoff Speak at White House Passover Celebration

The virtual event was hosted by second gentleman Douglas Emhoff, the first Jewish spouse of a U.S. president or vice president.

By Marie-Rose SheinermanFor The Forward

Local Rabbis Reflect on Passover a Year Into the Pandemic

3/30/2021 Top Pick

Local Rabbis Reflect on Passover a Year Into the Pandemic

Passover is a time of reflection and hope, and with the pandemic’s end finally in sight, its teachings are taking on new meaning for the Jewish community.

By The Boston Globe

Pandemic Passover, Year Two More in Person Seders Amid Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout

3/30/2021 Top Pick

Pandemic Passover, Year Two: More In-Person Seders

More Jewish families will be gathering in-person for Passover seders this weekend as many older people have received the coronavirus vaccine ahead of the holiday.

By Boston Herald

Passover

3/26/2021 Top Pick

Passover to Begin With a Sense of Hope

For the second year in a row, members of the Jewish faith will observe one of their most important holidays during a pandemic.

By WGBH

Punch

3/24/2021 Top Pick

A Passover Cocktail That Packs a Punch

Pharaoh’s Punch uses traditional Manischewitz wine in a decidedly untraditional fashion.

By The Boston Globe

Julie Weitz in “Golem: A Call to Action” at Angeles National Forest (Tongva/Kizh), inkjet archival print, 2020 (Photo: Aaron Farley)

3/24/2021 Top Pick

In Beacon Hill, the Golem Rises as ‘a Protector of All People’ for Passover

“Golem v. Golem” is the centerpiece of Passover programming presented by the Jewish Arts Collaborative and Asylum Arts.

By The Boston Globe

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3/23/2021 Top Pick

What Makes This Passover Different? Brandeis Is Celebrating.

With the COVID-19 pandemic ongoing, Brandeis is keeping students on campus—and hosting Passover celebrations for the first time in its 73-year history.

By Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Coronavirus Covid-19 Protection and Vaccine. Doctor drawing up solution from vaccine bottle and filling syringe injection for patient vaccination in medical clinic, Coronavirus in background

3/23/2021 Top Pick

How Can We Help the Marginalized Amid COVID-19?

Why CJP joined with six Boston-based nonprofits to confront inequities in vaccine distribution.

By Sarah AbramsonFor Combined Jewish Philanthropies

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3/23/2021 Top Pick

Passover “Zeders”: Year Two

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

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