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Passover starts the night of April 22—here are the best greetings to share.

The Jerusalem Post spoke to two Egyptian-born Jews to hear about their own Exodus ordeals.

Those of the Jewish faith worldwide have started the weeklong observance of Passover, which began at sundown on Monday.

Demonstrations are intensifying at colleges like Yale and Columbia, where more than 100 protesters were arrested after university authorities called the police.

This list unveils five gems, scattered across Israel from north to south, offering unforgettable experiences for you and your family.

The protest, planned on the second night of the week-long Jewish feast of Passover, is one of a dozen to be held in cities around the country, including Portland, Oregon, and Seattle.

Normally, we ask four questions at the Seder. This year we must shout a fifth: "Why are our loved ones not sitting at the table with us?"

Prestigious Pratt Institute in Brooklyn is being accused of promoting antisemitism with a proposed Israeli boycott -- and its top advisory panel was set to vote on it during Passover, when no observant Jews could likely participate.

A disabilities charity develops interactive digital haggadah to make seder more inclusive.

Passover commemorates freedom amid captivity. Israel confronts modern threats. Collective resilience and unity against adversity resonate. Victory remains a steadfast goal.