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All are members of the interfaith council. Each table had been set with a Seder plate with the meal’s six traditional items of bitter herbs, charoset, parsley, a hard boiled egg, a small bone, and ...

This 10th plague, which claimed the Pharaoh’s own firstborn son, demonstrated God’s power and ultimately compelled Pharaoh to give the Israelites their freedom. Passover commences with the First Seder ...

This 10th plague, which claimed the Pharaoh’s own firstborn son, demonstrated God’s power and ultimately compelled Pharaoh to give the Israelites their freedom. Passover commences with the First Seder ...

Before saying the blessing for maror, the bitter herbs, I shared a voice recording from a Palestinian friend of more than 30 years who lives in East Jerusalem, describing how he and others were ...

In its six visible compartments, the CENTCOM Seder plate contains a walnut shell, shelled walnuts, an egg, chickpeas, a drumstick and some sort of leafy vegetable, perhaps collard greens.

This 10th plague, which claimed the Pharaoh’s own firstborn son, demonstrated God’s power and ultimately compelled Pharaoh to give the Israelites their freedom. Passover commences with the First Seder ...

The Seder plate features six ingredients that represent a different aspect of the Israelites’ liberation from Egypt. The meal includes two hand-washing blessings and four blessings of wine.

The Passover Seder plate is comprised of six compartments with the traditional maror (bitter herbs), grated white horseradish, symbolizing the bitter lot of the enslaved Israelites; karpas ...

Bitter herbs, often horseradish, represent the bitterness of slavery; parsley dipped in saltwater symbolizes the tears the Israelites shed in bondage; and an apple, nut, spice and wine mixture ...