Passover amidst peril

Despite the war abroad, Port Chester Rabbi pushes Jewish community to celebrate holiday with mirth
April 25, 2024 at 12:52 a.m.
A table in the Congregation KTI synagogue sits with decorations created by children to practice a Passover seder on Wednesday, Apr. 18. Children learning the Passover story is an important part of the holiday, and with the ongoing war abroad, Rabbi Ben Goldberg believes it’s even more relevant this year.
A table in the Congregation KTI synagogue sits with decorations created by children to practice a Passover seder on Wednesday, Apr. 18. Children learning the Passover story is an important part of the holiday, and with the ongoing war abroad, Rabbi Ben Goldberg believes it’s even more relevant this year. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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Jewish communities around the world have had a difficult time finding something to celebrate in …

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