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A matzah NFT: Clubhouse and BuzzFeed’s Passover event will feature a digital afikomen

The matzah-themed non-fungible token will be auctioned to support “anti-hate, food security, and mental wellness initiatives.”

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Matzahs travel on the production line of the Tiferet HaMatzot factory in Dnepro, Ukraine on Dec. 8, 2014. (Cnaan Liphshiz/JTA)

Jews in the former Soviet Union eat pounds of matzah per person — the most in the world — every year. Here’s why.

The Passover food, which used to be unavailable under communism, was for many the only link to their people’s faith and culture.

The University of Chicago was just given the largest private collection of antique Haggadahs. Here are a few of them.

Stephen Durchslag’s collection includes works in 31 different languages, from medieval Italian to Yiddish to Judeo-Arabic.

A Brexit Passover food shortage is forcing the Jews of Ireland and Northern Ireland to work together

Taiwan’s small Jewish community is gearing up for a big Passover party — no masks required

What makes this Passover different from all others? Brandeis University is celebrating.

The average age of volunteers at this food pantry was 89. Then the pandemic arrived.

He convened an early effort to shut down Jewish life. Now this Orthodox rabbi is back at synagogue and school.

A recent photo of Ruben Golran, whose bar mitzvah in February 2020 was canceled due to early COVID restrictions in Italy. He celebrated in synagogue almost exactly a year later. (Courtesy of Elia Golran)

In Italy, a belated bar mitzvah celebration gives way to renewed virus fears

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One year into gigging exclusively online, a Jewish musician says her new ‘hybrid’ lifestyle is here to stay

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