Israeli Rabbis: Beware Phony Matzot

ISRAEL [INN] — The Chief Rabbinate warned consumers Tuesday to be careful when purchasing hand-made shmura matzot, as it had discovered a large quantity of “phony” matzot in a warehouse in Be’er Tuvia, near Kiryat Malachi.

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Operation Enduring Traditions Gets Matzah to the Troops

By Jessica Naiman
Soldiers in Iraq prepare to load a helicopter with Passover supplies.

For most Jewish families, Passover is a time to get together and share memories around the table, celebrating freedom in leisure.

Taking time off work or traveling the distance to be together is part and parcel of the annual Passover experience for most, but not for Jews in the U.S. Armed Forces.

108 Orphans Celebrate Jewish Milestone at Western Wall

by Andrew Friedman – Chabad.org

JERUSALEM, Israel – Since its liberation from Jordanian occupation in 1967, the Western Wall has seen its share of crowds. Aside from the tourists, Jewish and non-Jewish, who flock to the holy site daily, every week, scores of Israeli families celebrate their sons’ Bar Mitzvahs at the kotel, as the wall is known in Hebrew.

Surprise Visit to Rabbi Liberow

On Sunday, the 6th of Nissan, while being visited by his family, Rabbi Zalman Liberow, who was badly injured in an accident that took the life of his son Avrohom Dovid, and of Mrs. Pesha Azoulai, was surprised by a visit by Chazan Schneur Zalman Baumgarten and Avraham Fried, along with a band.

Photos: Model Matzah Bakery in Massachusetts

SUDBURY, MA — This past Sunday March 21st, well over 150 people joined the Model Matzah Bakery which was held at the Nobscot Reservation in Sudbury to experience a truly exciting and memorable Passover Experience. In the space of three sessions participants from Sudbury and the surrounding towns (including a nice big group from Temple Beth E-lokim in Acton) joined together for a fun hour of Matzah Baking, Passover Fun, and a delightful hour of hands on educational fun.

Petition to Let Sholom Rubashkin Home for Pesach

Sholom Rubashkin, left, during a farbrengen in Postville. – Stock Photo.

Over the past couple of days there has been a petition circling the internet requesting that former CEO of Agriprocessors Kosher slaughterhouse, Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin be allowed to spend Pesach with his family in Postville, IA.