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BUDAPEST, April 4 (JTA) — It was March 31, the first night of Passover, and his native Yugoslavia was again convulsed by war. So it was fitting, perhaps, that young Ismael chose melodies from the repertoire of the old Sephardi rabbis of Bosnia and Kosovo while leading his first seder. In Bosnia, during the Yugoslavian […]

WASHINGTON, March 10 (JTA) — Much has been said of the Internet’s ability to build community and bring people together from disparate parts of the globe. For Jews finding themselves isolated this Passover — confined or otherwise disconnected — the Internet offers a valuable means of allowing people to express their commitment to Jewish tradition […]