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New children's books for Passover in 2026 include ones about welcoming guests and women of Jewish history. (Collage by Grace Yagel via JTA)
Many of this year’s new children’s books for Passover portray the holiday theme of opening one’s seder table to guests.
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A wide selection of kosher wines lines the shelves of a Toronto liquor store. (Joseph Strauss via JTA)
The ban on American booze, which came in response to the the Trump administration’s tariffs against Canada, has “created a meaningful opening” for other kosher holiday wines.
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Read MoreEverything you love about coconut macaroons baked into a soft, sliceable cake.
Read MorePão de queijo is delicious, packed with cheese and chametz-free.
Read MoreThis perfect Passover breakfast recipe is ready in 15 minutes.
Read MoreAt Melissa Uchiyama’s Passover seder table, maror looks a little different than others.
Read MoreThe status of the Pesach staple could be in jeopardy if the president’s agreement with the Coca-Cola Company materializes.
Read MoreFighting tyranny starts with embracing and amplifying our shared national narrative, writes Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy.
Read MoreThe latest crop of children’s books with Passover themes includes a based-on-a-true-story retelling of a Pesach celebration on Mount Everest, a look inside President Barack Obama’s first White House seder, and more.
Read MoreThis easy take on a Passover classic is sure to become a family favorite, and it can be made ahead of time, too.
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