Before we begin, I would like to make a small note. Many of the passages (especially those in Hebrew) that we read tonight date back over 1000 years. Some of these readings may not follow our current moral standards, however I believe that to not engage with these problematic texts would be a great disservice to those participating. 

If you would like to discuss my choice to keep or omit any texts from the hagadah, please come speak with me after the seder or email me at [email protected].

(In particular, the seder ends with the phrase " L'shanah haba'ah b'Yerushalayim " or "Next year in Jerusalem", which for most of its history was not literal, but was a call for safety, security, and peace (and the coming of the massiah.)


haggadah Section: Introduction
Source: me