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Ceremonial Matzah Bob

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Matzah Bob

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Matzah Bob

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Miracles by Yehuda Amichai

by JoAnne Burger

From a distance everything looks like a miracle but up close even a miracle doesn’t appear so. Even someone who crossed the Red Sea when it split only saw the sweaty back of the one in front of him and the motion of his big legs, and at most, a hurried glance to the side, fish of many colors in a wall of water, like in a marine observatory behind walls of glass.  The real miracles happen at the next table...

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The Last Ethiopian Seder 1991

by JoAnne Burger

On Friday night, May 24, 1991, fourteen thousand, four hundred Jews of ‘Beta Yisrael’ crowded together within the compound of the Israeli embassy in Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia. They found themselves between nightmare and dream, between the threat of war with the rebel army surrounding the capital and the possibility of immigration to Israel, moments before the rebels would overrun the city. A few months previously, the Jews of Ethiopia had fled their homes in the Gondar Province, where they...

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David Ben Gurion before the Peel Commission in 1936

by JoAnne Burger

“300 years ago, there came to the New World a boat, and its name was the Mayflower. The Mayflower’s landing on Plymouth Rock was one of the great historical events in the history of England and in the history of America. But I would like to ask any Englishman sitting here on the commission, what day did the Mayflower leave port? What date was it? I’d like to ask the Americans: do they know what date the Mayflower left port in...

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by Pardes

Pesach is a time of inclusion. On seder night, there are two moments where we metaphorically open our doors and invite others in. One is at the opening of the Magid portion of the seder, when we say, “All who are hungry come and eat.” There is a beautiful message here: we were once slaves; poor and hungry, and we remember our redemption by sharing what we have with others. The other, comes towards the end of the seder, when we...

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Karpas 

Karpas

by Pardes

Karpas is the vegetable eaten as an appetizer before the telling of the story and before the meal. Some scholars claim that it comes from the Persian karfas, meaning parsley; others claim that it derives from the Greek word karpos, meaning “fruit of the soil.” Parsley and celery are commonly used, but potatoes, radishes and even lettuce are customary as well. Early medieval commentaries (Tosafot Pesahim 114a) note the custom of dipping the karpas in either saltwater or vinegar. Interestingly, the...

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Tzafun 

Children and the Afikoman

by Noemie Rosner

Children and the Afikoman

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Kadesh 

Kiddush

by Andrew Hazen

All Jewish celebrations, from holidays to weddings, include wine as a symbol of our joy – not to mention a practical way to increase that joy. The seder starts with wine and then gives us three more "official" opportunities to refill our cup and drink. As we remember our own liberation from bondage in Egypt, we express gratitude for the ability to work as God’s partners in continued and continual redemption for oppressed people, modern day slaves, and homeless refugees around...

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Memories at the Seder TABLE

by Lauren Miller

Remembrance-- The Third Cup of Wine - Let us all now fill our glasses with wine. Memories at the Seder Table There is no seder table without it. A cup of wine set for Elijah, who will arrive on Passover night. And lead us into a new era of human existence. This cup is not drink, it is a cup of memory, a cup of retelling and a cup of hope. There is no seder night without them. They crowd around...

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-- Ten Plagues 

The Rabbi and the Supermarket

by Ari Fischthal

A Rabbi who came to America in the 1920's relates the following story:  "When I first came into the city, I saw a big store. I walked inside and noticed people taking shopping carts and going aisle to aisle, piling as much food as they wanted into their carts. No one said anything to them, and no one stopped them. People filled up their wagons to their hearts' content. This seemed very strange to me. Indeed, this must be the land...

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-- Cup #2 & Dayenu 

Lesson of Nachshon

by Hillel at the University of Rochester

Imagine you are standing on the bank of the sea of reeds and you look forward and all you see is water. Suddenly, you look behind you and you see the Egyptian army quickly approaching you. The Israelites pled to Moses and Moses spoke to God. God told Moses, raise your staff over the water and I will split the seas. So Moses did, and nothing happened. Suddenly a man named Nachshon started walking into the water.  The water was up...

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Story-retelling: The Exodus

by Jon Kessler

Each new generation of Israelites, since the days of Joseph and his brothers, had multiplied greatly in the Narrow Places so that the land was filled with them. A new Pharoah came to power there. “Look,” Pharoah said to his courtiers, “there are too many Israelites among us. We must deal shrewdly with them or they will become even more numerous and, if war breaks out, will join our enemies to fight against us.” So Pharoah put slave masters over the...

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Story-retelling: Ten Plagues

by Jon Kessler

Aaron raised his staff and struck the water of the Nile: דםָ BLOOD ( for each of these, dip a finger in wine cup & put a drop on the plate, but don't lick the finger ) Fish died. The river smelled. There was no water for anyone. But Pharoah's court magicians did the same to the water, so Pharoah would not let the Israelites go. A week passed; Moses and Aaron returned to Pharoah to ask again. Aaron raised the...

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Opening Dialogue

by Aaron Cooper

Adapted from The New American Haggadah and The Boston Workmen's Circle Haggadah for Pesach Here we are, gathered to celebrate the oldest continually practiced ritual in the Western World... Here we are as we were last year, and as we hope to be next year. Here we are, as night descends in succession over all of the Jews of the world, with a book in front of us... It is not a work of history or philosophy, not a prayer book,...

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