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Freeing Humanity From Egyptian Bondage

Even had Egypt’s dominance on the world stage declined later in history due to natural circumstances, the Pharaonic worldview would have continued to dominate the thinking of man.

Where Is Our Exodus?

Where is our Exodus? If the question is about miraculous salvation and the punishment of our enemies, I have no answer. If the question is a quest for experiencing greatness, the answer is the Mitzvot

New Exhibit Displays for First Time Two-Thousand-Year-Old Tekhelet and Argaman Dyed Fragments of Textiles

A new exhibition follows the thread of the mysterious blue color, tekhelet, from the Mediterranean shores over 3,500 years ago to the national colors of the State of Israel.

70 Years Later, President Rivlin Meets Passengers who Arrived on the Exodus

Speaking to the passengers as well as their second, third, and fourth generation descendants, the President said, 'I am fortunate as President of the State of Israel to record with you and your families that the State of Israel, and the flag of Israel, are obvious facts.'

Matza’s Mixed Message: Are We Victors or Victims?

We have great difficulty accepting our role as Victor, rather than Victim. We apologize for how well our country functions, for our victories, and for our stubborn refusal to roll over and die.

In Northeast India, Bnei Menashe Prepare Matzah for Passover

Each village priest would recite ancient prayers, such as “Miriam’s Song,” echoing the Biblical account of the Exodus and its aftermath.

Archaeologists Discover Egypt Occupied Tel Aviv 5,000 Years Ago

The discovery would be a death blow the PA claims that Tel Aviv is "Palestinian" if it weren't for the fact that that Arafat was born in Egypt.

Egypt Bans ‘Exodus’ as a ‘Zionist film’

Egypt gives the Jews a reminder not to go back there.

Only 12 Jews Left in Egypt, Community Leader Says

The “second Exodus” from Egypt is almost complete.

Passover Guide for the Perplexed, 2014

The 1948 re-establishment of Jewish sovereignty was a modern day Exodus and Parting of the Sea.

Elissa Strauss, Are You on our Side or on the Side of our Enemies?

Every century or so, wherever we are, we lose about 80 percent of our people for a variety of reasons.

Hotels Prepare for the Great Passover Exodus

Preparations are in full swing in nearly 150 destinations throughout the world to accommodate upward of 50,000 Jews who will be spending Passover in...

Boston Survivor on Why the Holocaust Can Never be Forgotten

Yishai interviews Holocaust survivor Eta Gluzband where she talks about her story before, during, and after the war.

The Story of Israel’s Independence

This is Judah’s manifest destiny. This is the uncanny persistence of his youth, the anthem of his old.

Dewey Stone: Unsung Hero of Israeli Independence

Dewey Stone worked behind the scenes for the establishment of the State of Israel.

Passover Guide for the Perplexed 2013

Connections between the Jewish and American traditions of liberty.

Israelis Warned ‘Don’t Go Back to Egypt for Passover’

Every year, a few thousand Israelis think there is nothing better to do on Passover but to celebrate the Exodus from Egypt by going back there, apparently thinking that terror is better then slavery.

Passover 5773-2013 Is Around the Corner

An elementary list of reminders regarding the Holiday of Freedom.

God Has a Sense of Humor

No, I'm not laughing...but come on, locusts? Egypt? Just before Passover?

The Sunday Times Cartoon and the Midrash

According to the Midrash if the Hebrew slaves failed to produce their quota of bricks, Jewish children were plastered into the walls to fill the gaps.

The Complainers are Alive and Well in America

To all my blogger colleagues in America: if you want to complain about things in Israel, at least come live here, and play your part in the building.

‘Third Time, Ice Cream!’

The Israeli phrase, 'Third time, Ice Cream' corresponds to the fact that the third time the ancient Israelites complained to God after the Exodus they got the manna.

Why Not Stay in Egypt?

The meaning of the Exodus is that Hashem chose the Jewish people to be His special Holy nation.

Martin Luther King And The Exodus Narrative

Moshe understands that even though none of the parties to this conflict are Jews, and that he could stand aside and not risk being accused of having caused the evil, his Jewish responsibility is to do what he can to prevent the perpetration of injustice.

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