Passover traditions

3. Jewish people around the world face Jerusalem to pray. 4. Between 1948 and 1967 when the Old City of Jerusalem was under Jordanian control, Jews were not allowed to access their own holiest site – the Western Wall. In 1948, the area referred to today as ‘East Jerusalem’, which includes key Jewish sites such as the ancient Jewish Quarter and Temple precinct, was captured by Jordan. In breach of the armistice agreement, Jordan restricted all Jewish access to the Western Wall. It was only after the Six Day War of 1967, when Israel liberated Jerusalem, that Jews could once...

Two Boxes, Dozens of Stories, One Connection 🌸 March Box Shir HaShirim & Passover – Love That Lives in the Details The March box was inspired by Shir HaShirim (Song of Songs) – a text filled with longing, closeness, and deep connection. And that theme didn’t stay on the page – it came alive through the people behind each product. In the holy city of Jerusalem, Yehuda Matzos continues a family tradition that began generations ago. This isn’t just matzah – it’s legacy. Each piece carries the memory of countless Passover tables, of stories passed down, of a people that...