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March 27, 2012
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March 26, 2012
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Haggadot.com is pleased to announce several new features for this Passover season. In addition to a brand new design and a growing library of content, other exciting new tools include:- A checklist for putting together your Haggadah. Whether it's your first time or you're just a...
March 22, 2012
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Marc Michael
Medieval Haggadot, Contemporary Audiences
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March 22, 2012
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Why is this pilgrimage different from all other pilgrimages?A pilgrimage for the Passover holiday is nothing new. For generations, the Jewish people have ventured to the Temple in Jerusalem, from far flung places, to offer and partake of the Pesach offering with other sojourners....
March 16, 2012
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There is so much Jewish art in the world...and it's not all traditional. Many Jewish artists are creating in the modern art realm. Here are some pieces that we really like! Haggadot On...
March 14, 2012
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Sam Glaser
by Sam GlaserI’m trying to understand why I’m so perturbed by my kids wasting time glued to a screen. Perhaps it’s because my wife and I brought them into the world with the hope that they might better appreciate the gift of life. Or at least ride their bikes once in a while. As adolescents...
March 8, 2012
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This Purim story creation by Richard Codor is one of the most creative and visually engaging pieces I’ve seen. It reminds me of the fact that Purim is supposed to be a lively and colorful celebration of Esther’s story about saving the Jewish people.
I’ve even heard people refer to Purim...
March 1, 2012
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At the start of the Seder, in our Haggadah, we declare that those who are hungry and in need should join us and eat. This is a wonderful gesture, but most times seems just that, a symbolic gesture…or in the least, very short notice! How many Seders have you been to where strangers were invited...
February 22, 2012
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A delicious treat? Yes, but there is a story with meaning behind those mishloach manot (pronounced: “meesh low-ach mah-note”) we hand out and receive at Purim. This mitzvah of handing out little “goody” bags comes from the idea of making sure that everyone has enough food to...
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