Next year in Jerusalem

Passover Haggadah

לְשָׁנָה הַבָּאָה בִּירוּשָׁלָיִם

הגדה של פסח

l'-sha-na ha-ba-a b'-y'-ru-sha-la-yeem

Jerusalem Inspiration

“We didn’t declare Jerusalem to be our capital city,” Prime Minister Menachem Begin would often say. “King David declared it 3,000 years ago!" Jerusalem and Zion are mentioned over 800 times in the Jewish Bible, and the pivotal closing of the seder night on the first night of the Passover holiday also invokes the holy city, boldly declaring, "next year in Jerusalem". This Passover, show your support of Israel365 and get a beautiful gift celebrating the miracles of Passover.

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The Meaning of Freedom

Nissim Black, a rapper who recently made aliyah (moved to Israel), gives over an inspirational message of what it really means to be free on Passover.

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Passover Offering Reenactment

One of the highlights of the Jewish year, the Passover offering, is making a comeback. On Monday, a reenactment presented the Biblical commandment in its full glory.

Jerusalem Daily Photo

A family praying together at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, by Noam Chen. Jews around the world declare at the close of the seder, 'next year in Jerusalem'. In Israel, it is customary to say, 'next year in the rebuilt Jerusalem'.

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Rabbi Tuly Weisz

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