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Jewish Voice for Peace

Oakland , California · US

Jewish Voice for Peace is a US-based grassroots organization with 80,000 supporter-activists and an advisory board that includes some of America’s best-known Jewish thinkers and artists. We support both Israeli and Palestinian aspirations for peace and self-determination. Further, we believe the United States has been a primary obstacle to peace, serving to perpetuate, through unconditional ﬁnancial and diplomatic support for Israel, a 41-year military occupation that has devastated countless lives and threatens to engulf the entire Middle East, if not the world. United, we can change US policy and bring about a truly just peace. Go to www.jvp.org and join us!

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Why Roasted Lamb?

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-By Rabbi Lynn Gottleib The roasted lamb symbolizes the ancient gathering of community for the freedom meal. How do we end the sacriﬁce of innocents?How do we ensure the peaceful future of our children and our children's children?How do we draw the circle of peace so that it encompasses all the people of the Holy Land?

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Why Dipping Twice?

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-By Rabbi Lynn Gottleib Green vegetables in salt water and bitter herbs in charoset (a sweet mixture of nuts, fruits and wine). The ﬁrst symbolizes replacing tears of bitterness with tears of joy. The second symbolizes transforming the mortar of forced servitude to the sweetness of the garden of Eden. What are the positive resources we can dip into in order to hasten the process of liberation of Palestinians and Israelis from the cycles of violence which plague the Holy Land?

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Why Bitter Herbs?

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-By Rabbi Lynn Gottleib Bitter herbs are a symbol of both the bitterness of oppression and green healing power that comes with naming the bitterness in order to turn it into a blessing instead of a curse. What is the nature of the inequality which makes this conﬂict bitter? What are the ways in which militarism causes Palestinians to suffer? What are the ways in which militarism causes Israelis to suffer? What are the healing alternatives?

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Why Flatbread?

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-By Rabbi Lynn Gottleib Flat bread is a symbol for discarding oppression. What stories do we tell in response to historical fears that keep us bound to cycles of violence? Which ideas are chametz from another generation? What are the fundamental values from which peace can grow? What fear-based places must we liberate within ourselves so we can embrace a just peace?

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-- Four Questions

Chad Gadya

by Jewish Voice for Peace

How have you changed, how are you different? I changed this year. On all other nights I asked only Four Questions. This night I have a ﬁfth question: “How long will the cycle of violence continue?” Chase and be chased, beat and be beaten, When will the madness end? How have you changed, how are you different? I changed this year. I was once a sheep and a tranquil kid. Today I’m a tiger and a ravening wolf I was once...

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