Pesach

If on the Shabbat after Pesach, like what occurred this year in Israel, a Jew living in Israel is offered as a gift from a gentile a chametz food item that is in a sealed package with a hechsher, is he permitted to consume it?

This year; the last day of Pesach/Passover ended on Friday. I was informed by the Gabbai that you can continue to eat Matzah because there is no bread available the next day on Shabbat. Since we are discussing the mitzvah de'oraita (Torah mitzvah) and not a mitzvah de'rabbanan (Rabbinic mitzvah), I cannot see how you can this mitzvah de'oraita. I would appreciate your view on the subject. Thanking you in advance and shavua tov. Bernie Crammer (Baruch Ben Chaim Crammer)

I grew up Chasidish and I have left the community but I wanna observe not eating chometz on Pesach. The laws I was taught are too much for me. Is it okay if I just do not eat "real" chometz and do not kasher my pots? I do not have the resources to do all that. But also I do not wanna be get the punishment for eating chometz. Can you help me with some info on this? Thank you from a lost "Jewnicorn"

I have a problem and need assurance for what is happening: I'm a wildland firefighter, and en route to New Mexico for a current fire, and I'm missing Pesach and have a hard time keeping kosher for Pesach, and don't know what to do, I need some help, thank you and have beautiful day.

how does one clean braces(teeth) for pesach?  

Hi Rabbi, As we approach Passover, my question is: "What difference does it make that there was an Exodus and how it took place?" Thanks and happy Passover!

Why do we cover matzah?

Is there in tradition a preparation meal or festive meal the evening before Passover?

During the Pesach in ancient Israel, did the family remain in the home during the night of the Passover or were you allowed to go out and do things after the Passover meal?