Today is the first full day of the ancient celebration of Passover.
It began at sundown Monday for members of the Jewish faith and continues for eight days, ending at sundown April 26.
The observance has been occurring regularly for the past 3,000 years. For about the past 2,000 years, it has
occurred around this time of the year. Yet every year, while Jews remember their ancestors’ exodus out of
slavery in Egypt, there are modern applications to the celebration. This year is no different.
The Jewish Community Relations Council, with offices in Bloomfield Hills, is focusing on the modern problem
of human trafficking.
The Council, in conjunction with several metro area groups, including Jewish Coalition Against Domestic
Abuse, National Council...
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