Happy Passover from UTJ (5784)

Dear Friends of UTJ,

UTJ wishes everyone a happy, healthy, and Kosher Passover.

We are happy to share with you that as always Rabbi Jeffrey Rappoport, editor of The Kosher Nexus has been hard at work providing updated Passover guidance for this year. New or updated this year are:

• The Kosher For Passover Kosher Nexus Newsletter with helpful tips for preparing and kashering for Passover including information on some products that do not require Passover certification.
• Passover FAQ
• Pesach Myths and Facts
• Passover recipes galore including Bocaditos de Papa- Potato Cheese Fritters, Cranberry Apple Crisp With A Pesach Granola, Lemon Chicken, Potato Carrot Pancakes, Yemenite Charoset, and more!

Other popular past posts include Passover Seder Songs In Transliteration including a link to חַד גַּדְיָא (Had Gadya) With Aramaic, English, and Sounds effects and a Translation of Rabbi Moshe Feinsten’s teshuvah on peanuts.

For all Passover-related Kosher Nexus posts, including all recipes posts see https://www.koshernexus.org/holidays/passover/.

In addition to Passover related content on our Kosher Nexus website, please visit the Passover section of UTJ Viewpoints for many articles and videos related to Passover including. There are many ways to explore the content of UTJ Viewpoints, including a search … how about searching for “Passover” on UTJ Viewpoints? You will find such things as:

• (Video) The Taboo Against “Next Year in Jerusalem” in the American Haggadah, our recent webinar featuring Professor Jonathan D. Sarna,
• (Video) The Surprising Lesson of the Exodus by Rabbi Steven Saks
• Freedom is Complicated, a recent d’var Torah by Rabbi Noah Gradofsky
• Seder Thoughts by Rabbi Alan J. Yuter
• Four Questions Every Feminist Should Ask Herself At The Passover Seder by Dr. Sharon Weiss-Greenberg
• May China Be Kashered, a responsum of the UTJ Panel of Halakhic Inquriy

 

Please Support UTJ’s Mission

As always, UTJ can only bring you these important resources – our perspective on Torah and Halakhah rooted in classical religious sources and informed by modern scholarship – with your generous support. Please make your Passover donation to UTJ and/or join UTJ for 5784 if you haven’t already done so at http://www.utj.org/join-utj-donate.

Once again, we offer you our best wishes for a happy, healthy, and safe Passover.

b’Shalom,
The Union For Traditional Judaism
Rabbi David Novak, President
Rabbi Gerald Sussman, Executive Vice President
Rabbi Andrew Schultz, Executive Administrator