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Passover Laws and Customs Sharing the memories and tasting the freedom, Passover links us to Jewish history and tradition. The Great Escape By Yosef Y. Jacobson Adapted from the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s teachings, this article defines psychological freedom. Non-Jewish Kosher Views by Lester McBride Non-Jewish consumers are often intrigued by the little encircled “Kosher” certification symbols that are found on food packages. Home at Last A generation has now grown up who know no other home but the lanes and byways of the Jewish Quarter. The Classic Cuisine of the Italian Jews by Judith Segal It is well-acknowledged by food historians that much that is excellent in Italian cooking can be traced back directly to these Jewish slaves. Ask the Eggspert by Rabbi Israel Rubin Passover is our initial introduction to eventually fully enjoy freedom through Torah. The Chinese Jews' Last Plea by Rabbi Marvin Tokayer The fascinating but little-known experience of the Chinese Jews. Up the Down the Escalator by Chaim Steinmetz The generation of survivors is now again battling the angel of death, and I often hear these stories while preparing a eulogy.							Spirit of the Letter by Rabbi Ari Raskin “The shape, name, and numeric value of each letter teaches us about our spiritual lives," says Mendelsberg. April 1945 by I. I. Cohen Pesach Sheini in Kaufering and we were baking matzohs. In the Pyramid's Shadow by Sara Yoheved Rigler We associate the Israelite experience in Egypt with slavery and oppression, but out of the 210 years that our ancestors lived in Egypt, they enjoyed freedom and acceptance for 130 years. The Rebbe's Wives by Erica Schacter Schwartz In Chabad, the role of women is as important, as large and as central as that of their fellow male representatives. Silver Image “He (G-d) will sit as a refiner and purifier of silver.” Under Fire by Hank Webb I could no longer ignore the deep yearning I felt for a more purposeful lifestyle. Are you Truly Free? By Rabbi Aaron Moss Passover is the festival of freedom from slavery. But aren't restrictions the opposite of freedom? Pesach at your Fingertips Great tips and insights to enhance your Seder and make it enjoyable for everyone. For the previous year's Pesach articles, click here >>>