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What makes this Passover different from all other Passovers? It may be the box of matzoh on your kitchen table. Manischewitz, the 136-year-old Kosher food brand synonymous with Passover, has changed its look in a bid for new customers, especially the culturally curious. The new tangerine packaging and arched logo is a full reimagining of a line of foods often consumed during the eight days a year when Jews commemorate their liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt.Subscribe to The Post Most news

Manischewitz, the 136-year-old Kosher food brand synonymous with Passover, has changed its look in a bid for new customers, especially the culturally curious.

Manischewitz, the 136-year-old Kosher food brand synonymous with Passover, has changed its look in a bid for new customers, especially the culturally curious.

Researchers are studying how to maximize creativity and connection in remote and hybrid work settings

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“It’s only a matter of time before some tragic event happens to us.” This refrain has come up over and over again in conversations with Jewish students in the US following the Hamas …

"Theres a sense of helplessness; we want to put out one fire after another, and it doesnt end," says Professor Jonathan Levav of Stanford Graduate School of Business.The post ‘I’m

DOR MALUL (October 31, 2023 / JNS) “It’s only a matter of time before something tragic happens.” This refrain has come up over and over again in conversations with Jewish students in the United States following the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on Oct. 7. In recent days, with the intensification of Israel’s war against […]

In a TikTok video, a comedian named Dan Hentschel made a joke about a hungry judge giving harsher sentences, but there is a disturbing truth behind it.

Many of America’s big bosses want their employees back in the office ASAP, arguing that sharing a physical workplace makes them more creative and productive. But is that impulse based on good evidence? Or is it just “executive nostalgia?”