Special Passover Links:
Follow this link to find our Second Seder Haggadot
Follow this link to find an addendum to our Haggadot, Let It Pass Over
Here is the link for the Rabbinical Assembly Pesach Guide
For those who are planning readings at your own personal sedarim and would like to include some readings, a supplement specifically related to this year, created by Rabbi Menachem Creditor, was just released from AJC Rabbinical School. The following is the link: https://ajr.edu/forms/haggadah-supplement-download/
Follow this link to find the In Every Generation Seder Supplement
Follow this link to find the 2024 AJR Seder Supplement
Follow this link to find a prayer for the hostages: For Those Who Can't Come Home
Follow this link to find A Prayer for the Hostages in Gaza
A special Letter & Prayer from Rabbi David Lau
Recently, Israel's Arutz Sheva News reported the following in a special letter by Rabbi David Lau:
"In a few days we will sit at the Seder table, we will talk about the hardships and slavery in Egypt, and we will give thanks for the salvation that we have received.
However, not at all tables will all the family members sit, there are families where the missing loved ones and the emptiness scream out. The seats of the murdered and the seats of those abducted by the people of evil are left empty," wrote the rabbi.
Turning to the Jewish people, he wrote: "Each one of us has the holy obligation to feel the pain of our neighbor and to recite a special prayer during the momentous event of reading the Passover Haggadah, and to remember and pray for those hostages who are in pain and captivity."
The letter was accompanied by a prayer that Rabbi Lau composed to be recited during the Seder before the recital of "Vehi Sheamda," the poem describes how G-d saves his people from those who try to destroy them . Follow this link to find the prayer by Rabbi David Lau, Chief Rabbi of Israel
Mechirat Chametz: The Selling of Unleavened Products
Please use the linked form if you would like Rabbi Kideckel to sell your chametz for you. Forms must be received by 9:00 a.m. on Monday, April 22nd, Erev Pesach.
