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Did you know the Torah actually discusses real estate market fluctuations? Or that the "ideal" time for rain is Friday night? Discover these surprising facts and more in our weekly quiz! 👉

Behar-Bechukotai Parshah Quiz Take this quiz to see how well you know the parshah of Behar-Bechukotai.

Lag BaOmer is this Monday night and Tuesday - here is your quick guide to the beautiful customs of this joyous holiday! 👉

6 Lag BaOmer Customs and Traditions You Should Know Bonfires, Jewish unity parades, bows and arrows, carobs and more. Find out what is traditionally done on Lag BaOmer, and why . . .

Did you know there's a "Second Passover" where you can eat Matzah and regular bread at the same time? Discover the fascinating history of Pesach Sheni, happening this Friday! 👉

10 Facts About Pesach Sheni Every Jew Needs to Know If someone was unable to participate in the Passover offering at the proper time, they would offer the sacrifice a month later.

Did you know the Sefira mourning period is tied to Rabbi Akiva's students? Learn about his life, his teachings on respect, and test your knowledge! Share your score! 👉

Take the Rabbi Akiva Quiz What do you know about this illustrious sage?

Why does the Torah strictly forbid consuming blood? Dive into this week’s Torah portion to discover the ethical and spiritual reasons behind this key kosher law. 👉

Why the Prohibition Against Consuming Blood? The Torah contains no fewer than six mentions of the prohibition against consuming blood.

Iyar is a beautiful month of daily mindfulness and personal growth as we journey from Passover to Shavuot. How much do you know about it? Share your quiz score below! 👉

Take the Month of Iyar Quiz Nine questions to see how well you know the Jewish month of Iyar.

Passover is over, which means it’s time for Pirkei Avot! Do you know what the title actually translates to? Test your knowledge and share your score in the comments! 👉

Take the Pirkei Avot Quiz Do you know what "Pirkei Avot" means?

We’re officially counting the Omer! But how much do you actually know about this 49-day journey from Passover to Shavuot? Brush up with these 13 fascinating facts. 👉

13 Facts About Counting the Omer Every day, for seven weeks (49 days), we count how much time has elapsed since the second day of Passover (16 Nissan).

The search for the perfect Passover brownie ends here. These are gluten-free, dairy-free, and require only one bowl and a spoon to prep. Check out the recipe here. 👉

Easy Kosher-for-Passover Brownies - (Dairy-free, Gluten-free) Dessert Easy Kosher-for-Passover Brownies (Dairy-free, Gluten-free) By Miriam Szokovski Meat/Dairy Pareve Time 30-60 Minutes Difficulty Easy Health & Allergies Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free

Did you know there's a special custom for firstborns the day before Passover? Discover the fascinating history behind this Wednesday's tradition—and the clever, joyful way it’s usually broken! 👉

The Fast of the First Born Next » The Fast of the Pious It is an ancient and widespread custom for the firstborn to fast on the day before Passover. This commemorates the miracle which spared the firstborn Jewish sons from the plague which struck down the firstborn sons of the Egyptians. By right, this fast should be held on...

Does getting your home ready for Passover feel a little overwhelming? Take a deep breath! From cleaning the kitchen to searching for Chametz, here is your one-stop, stress-free guide. 👉

Getting Rid of Chametz Step-by-Step What you need to know in order to have a chametz-free home on Passover (Pesach)