What goes on the seder plate?
The shank bone symbolizes the paschal offering brought to the Temple in Jerusalem in ancient times.
Rabbi Daniel B. Syme
What Does "Seder" Mean?
The Hebrew word seder means “order” and refers to the religious service and festive meal observed in Jewish households on Pesach.
Why do we eat hamantaschen on Purim?
Hamantaschen originated in Europe.
Why do we say a blessing over the challah?
Jewish tradition calls for a b’rachah (blessing) expressing thanks to God before eating any food. It represents a recognition that people owe a measure of gratitude to God for providing food for all living things
Why do we bless our children on Shabbat?
It is a Jewish custom for parents to bless their children on Shabbat.
