Chametz

On the path to a kosher Passover, we've gathered some tips for cleaning your children's bags, backpacks, and more. Also: How to get rid of those crumbs?

The Ministry of Health insists on allowing chametz in hospital areas, the IDF postpones its decision to next year, and the IPS is confident: "Observant prisoners should not be harmed." Here's the current situation.

Why did a housewife call the rabbi five minutes before the holiday started? What concerned the 13-year-old preparing for his first proper seder? And how do you answer someone who asks dozens of questions in two hours? We heard from leading rabbis about the most frequent questions during the days leading up to Passover, and of course, the answers.

As Passover approaches, halachic questions arise: Can medicines containing chametz be consumed? Should wheat flour be burned? Do disposable napkins and cutlery require special kosher certification? Rabbi Yosef Zritzky provides clear answers.

How do certain mitzvot benefit us, like the prohibition against selecting on Shabbat, mourning during the Omer period, or the strict prohibition against eating chametz on Passover?