Super-kosher Manischewitz, Exodus and Moses (to the tune of "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious") Super-kosher Manischewitz, Exodus and Moses The story of the Passover our Seder meal discloses Reminds us that the life of slaves was not a bed of roses Super-kosher Manischewitz, Exodus and Moses Um diddle diddle diddle um diddle ai Um diddle diddle diddle um diddle ai The Jews were bound in Egypt and were feeling rather low So Moses went to Pharaoh and said “Let my people go.” Pharoah said “Be...

We fill the fourth cup, the cup of song, and join in singing songs of celebration, struggle, and solidarity. We shall overcome. We shall overcome. We shall overcome some day! Deep in my heart, I do believe, We shall overcome some day. Michael row the boat ashore, halleluyah… Sister help to set the sails, halleluyah… Sinai desert is hot and wide, halleluyah, I’ve got a home on the other side, halleluyah… Prison walls are thick and tall, halleluyah... Hold the body...

The Jews of Ethiopia strongly identify with the story of Passover. In 1985, they had an exodus of their own, where they took almost 8,000 Jews from Sudan to Israel. They commemorate this by breaking all of their dished and making new ones. This symbolizes breaking from the past and starting over. Some Ethiopian Jews have no Haggadahs so they read about the Pesach story directly from the Torah. They make their own matzahs from chickpea flour. On the morning of...