Observant Jews perform ritual washing of the hands often and especially before eating a meal. What makes it so significant at the seder to warrant it being highlighted alongside things like matzah and maror? Join Rabbi Dr. Stuart Fischman as he explores washing hands with a bracha at the seder.

Telling the Pesach story may be one of the most important parts of Seder night. Join Rabbi Dovid Fink as he explores the practical halachic applications of Maggid.

Unlike most other chagim and shabbatot where we would place two loves of bread on the table, on Pesach we place three matzot on the table with one set to be divided in two. Join Rabbanit Yafit Clymer as she explores the world of Yachatz -breaking the middle matzah.

At this point in the seder we eat something to which we say the bracha ‘Borei P’ri HaAdama‘. It could be a potato, parsley, pineapple, or banana. Join Rabbi Daniel Korobkin as he explores the deeper meaning of karpas and grounding ourselves before leaving Mitzrayim.

Urchatz is the second step in the Pesach Seder but it may bring up the first question of the night: Why do it? Join Rabbi David Sedley as he explores washing the hands without a bracha.

The korban Pesach is a fascinating topic both historically and halachically. Join Rabbi Yehoshua Geller as he explores the special sacrifice commanded to Israel as they were leaving Egypt.

How is this Kiddish during Kaddesh different from other Kiddushes? Join Rabbi Dovid Fink for a practical guide to Kiddush at the Seder.

What is freedom? What about redemption? Join Rabbi Chaim Brovender as he provides a unique and creative view of the overall Pesach Seder.

Join Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Brovender for his weekly shiur on the parshat hashavua and come away with creative insights into the weekly Torah portion.