Jewish contestant serves up a charoset-and-matzah-topped pavlova during Desserts Week

Hollandia Matzes gives some 70,000 total pieces of unleavened bread to students in eastern Netherlands, as part of 50-year-old tradition

In Azerbaijan people consume 2.7 pounds per person, in Russia 2.4 pounds -- dwarfing the average consumption of unleavened bread cracker among most Jews

Newly formed Association of Gulf Jewish Communities to also provide Passover materials to US troops in the region

Mendy Axelrod arranges a ventilator, private care for an Israeli visitor with severe COVID-19, and a delivery of much-needed matzah on a plane from Israel sent to take him home

At Hanan Products, which makes whipped toppings, icings and dessert fillings for bakery industry, cleaning and production begins long before weeklong springtime holiday

With large price gaps between supermarkets for matzah and Passover items such as potato starch, consumers advised to compare prices, which, overall, are similar to last year's

Pair behind initiative insist product is OK to use for the Jewish holiday, say proceeds will go to groups combating modern slavery, human trafficking, New York Jewish Week reports

Fouad AbdelWahed, a professor at a Saudi university, tells TV station that only 'extremist' ultra-Orthodox Jews use the recipe

Born 15 years ago as a museum mascot, Max the Matzah has become an unlikely hit with the Dutch, for whom unleavened bread is often a household item year-round