Introduction: The Night the Sea Stood Still This year, Shvi'i shel Pesach — the day we recall the Splitting of the Sea — falls on...

Introduction Pesach is a night woven from paradox. We eat maror, the bitter herbs of slavery and tears. We eat matzah, the bread of...

Introduction: What Still Stands There is a moment in the Seder when time itself seems to pause. The rustle of pages quiets. The clinking...

Introduction Pesach is often called the Festival of Freedom, but its message goes far deeper than the escape from physical bondage. It is...

At first glance, the opening word of Sefer Vayikra, “וַיִקְרָא”, appears simple, almost procedural. But within this single word lies a...