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Let all who are hungry come and eat!
Every Jew and youmust come to the seder as if you were there
in Egypt and freed. It is said...Before we leave Egypt, we must take
a "bunch of hyssop," dip it "in blood and sprinkle it on you door-
posts." (Exodus 1222) This hyssop bunch has many brarzche
but it is one bunch. So, too, you, the People of Israe4 must be one
group before we arefired! (Midrash).
TO DO: Unscramble the words below to learn how all Jews
are "one bunch" and linked to one another through:

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Feed the hungry.-
Share this mitzvah, a Jew-
ish responsibility, which unites
all Jewish people with God.
Any Jew at any time can be-
come poor and hungry
TO DO: Ask each seder
guest to bring a can or box of
food which can then be
donated to Yad Ezra Kosher
Food Pantry or a homeless
shelter. Decorate a box or
basket to hold this food as a
centerpiece on your seder
table.

"Love Your Neighbor as Your-
self" (Leviticus 19:18)
Every Jew should work to-
ward peace: Peace with your
neighbor, and peace with your
fellow Jew. Begp at your
seder!
TO DO: Pass an Elijah's
Cup around to every guest at
your table. Have each pour a
little of his or her wine into
the empty cup. For peace to
occur, we must all work to-
gether with God.

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Share:your family seder.
Invite a stranger.
"...for we were once
strangers in the land of
Egypt
TO DO: Include a new
Jewish neighbor or a new im
migrant family at your table.
Learn about their seder tradi
tions and memories.

All Jews are responsible for
one another
Passover is the holiday of
freedom. Share your gift t of
freedom with others and pass it
on...
TO Do: Write a family let-
ter, in support of all people held
captive all over the world, to a
government official. Every let-
ter counts!

Share in the diversity of our
people.
All over the world, people
are celebrating the seder Mon-
day night and Tuesday. Make
and take a new charoset taste
from Jews of a different coun-
try. Share in the specialness of

this group of Jews.
TO Do: Charoset
from Turkey
1 /2 cup pitted dates
2 cups chopped apples
1/2 cup dried apricots
I /2 cup chopped walnuts
Cover fruit with just enough
water to cover it Cook until
soft enough to mash. Blend
with fork, then add nuts.

We are one people, Idal
Yisrael
Each Jewish person can take
a different path to his or her
Jewishness.
TO DO: Find the pathways
for each kind of Jew.

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