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“We are still only days into our wandering…” ;
a person walkingthrough the desert, the sunset is ahead
“May the Holy Oneness hold us in the Light / so we may gaze upon the Sacred in each other’s eyes.”
a bird flies acriss a sky of clouds, some light and some dark
“On this night, as we gather in our narrow places, / how can we not mourn the loss of our dear ones, those in captivity, those gone, those no longer our friends?”
a cloudy sky looms over the desert
“We will sing for freedom, / clap our hands for freedom.”
man with outstretched arms silhouetted from behind, facing the sunrise
“…moons of freedom / blessing the nights.”
full moon over bushes in the night sky
Passover haggadah expressing the hope to protect Israeli democracy and freedom in 2023
Photo by Erez Harodi of Israel democracy protest in 2023. Photo shows a large crowd of people holding Israeli flags. A large sign in the front reads "The state of Israel will be founded on freedom, justice, and peace" in both English and Hebrew. Another protest sign reads, "SOS Bibi wants to destroy Israel."
“She taught me to walk headlong … into impossible waters”
woman with long brown hair shown from behind in a white tunic sitting in desert sand, her arms raised to the sky with arcs of sand falling on both sides, looking at setting sun in grayish brown cloudy sky
“Miriam’s timbrel still echoes among the rocks”
Miriam’s Well
“We cheer on the fearless Deborahs, who speak English with our grandmas’ accents”
Admire the Fighters

“Open to the holiness inside”

Wide as the Water (Mi Hamokha) Song

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