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A Mix-and-Match Haggadah

June 25, 2012
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Were all Egyptians pro-slavery? Children’s author Lemony Snicket suggests that even if most Egyptians started out in favor of subjugating the Israelites, they probably wavered after the Ten Plagues started. After burning hail, wild beasts, and lice, he says, “even Pharaoh’s son was probably an abolitionist–a word here which means ‘in favor of ending…

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The Poetry of Leaving Egypt

April 3, 2012
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At the center of Passover is the seder. And at the center of the seder is a story: Maggid, just…

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Passover in Ethiopia

March 28, 2012
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Now this is what it means to be free. In 1977, the Israeli government began airlifting the…

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What Freedom Looks Like

March 13, 2012
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The Katz Family Haggadah, at first glance, is deceptively…

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Passover in 3-D

April 11, 2011
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If your seder plate is looking a little flat, here’s…

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