Tag Archives: Seder

Chag Kasher Ve’sameach – Happy Pesach!

Posted on 26 March 2021 by anneinpt

Before starting this post I looked back, as I always do, to what I wrote last year. And I was shocked at how quickly I’ve forgotten Pesach in the shadow of corona. What a difference a year makes – in … Continue reading →

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Jeremy Corbyn fuels the antisemitism fire by Jew-baiting

Posted on 4 April 2018 by anneinpt

The British Labour Party’s antisemitism crisis is going from bad to worse, and is totally not helped by the leader Jeremy Corbyn’s idiotic, if not malicious behaviour towards the Jewish community. His latest antic was to attend a “Third Seder” … Continue reading →

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Good News Friday – Shabbat Hagadol edition

Posted on 27 March 2015 by anneinpt

I’m having a very hard time finding some good news to post this week and I was tempted to “pass over” (geddit?) this week’s Good News Friday installment. But I really didn’t want to leave Shabbat Hagadol (“the Great Sabbath”, … Continue reading →

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An inspiring message for Pesach from Rabbi Warren Goldstein

Posted on 24 March 2013 by anneinpt

Rabbi Warren Goldstein, the Chief Rabbi of South Africa, is an amazingly inspirational thinker and speaker. Last year he produced a beautiful pre-Pesach video, and this year he hasn’t let us down. Watch this beautiful video about the importance of … Continue reading →

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Chag Kasher Vesameach – Happy Pesach

Posted on 5 April 2012 by anneinpt

This blog is going on a semi-vacation over the next week during the Pesach (Passover) festival.  I probably won’t blog in any serious fashion (unless there’s a major news event) until after the chag (15th April). If you would like … Continue reading →

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