While Passover is the holiday that celebrates our freedom from Egypt — and, indeed, the section prior to Dayenu (Arami oved avi) focuses on that exodus — Dayenu reminds us that full redemption ...

The development of "Dayenu," that Haggadah ditty that recaps the many miracles the Israelites experienced throughout the Book of Exodus, has puzzled scholars for generations.

Each year, Dayenu holds a unique perspective, unlike the perspective of any previous year. The lessons of Dayenu are vital and timely now, as they always have been. As we approach Pesach 5770, we ...

On seder night, when we are commanded to tell the story of the Exodus, the Mishna tells us that the retelling should be in response to questions asked by the children (or, as if asked by children ...

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As we celebrate the Passover Seder, we sing, Dayenu, perhaps the most recognized of Passover songs. We sing “It would have been enough” to take us of Egypt, and “it would have been enough ...

HIAS has released new resources, including a nine-page Haggadah supplement, to enable Jews to weave the stories of today’s refugees into the retelling of the Exodus at their Seder tables.

Song You Need: Eli Winter’s transcendent take on a Jewish tradition Named for a Passover standard, “Dayenu” is a sweeping, seven-minute saga that blends American primitivism and jazz.

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Torah reading: Exodus 33:12-34:26; Numbers 28:19-25. Hafarah: Ezekiel 37:1-14 One question from the Mah Nishtanah always disturbed me: “On all other nights we do not dip even once and on this ...