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  1. Since it's after sundown here, Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    As I did with Hanukkah, I'm trying to reclaim my ethnic (half) Jewishness this year. So, I am having a Sedar meal with my kids tomorrow night. Walked through the questions with my youngest (MDMRN Twin 2). She was disappointed that those are the only questions she gets to ask during the meal, but is ready to go.

    Hope you have an amazing evening and season.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #Pesach

  2. Since it's after sundown here, Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    As I did with Hanukkah, I'm trying to reclaim my ethnic (half) Jewishness this year. So, I am having a Sedar meal with my kids tomorrow night. Walked through the questions with my youngest (MDMRN Twin 2). She was disappointed that those are the only questions she gets to ask during the meal, but is ready to go.

    Hope you have an amazing evening and season.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #Pesach

  3. Since it's after sundown here, Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    As I did with Hanukkah, I'm trying to reclaim my ethnic (half) Jewishness this year. So, I am having a Sedar meal with my kids tomorrow night. Walked through the questions with my youngest (MDMRN Twin 2). She was disappointed that those are the only questions she gets to ask during the meal, but is ready to go.

    Hope you have an amazing evening and season.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #Pesach

  4. Since it's after sundown here, Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    As I did with Hanukkah, I'm trying to reclaim my ethnic (half) Jewishness this year. So, I am having a Sedar meal with my kids tomorrow night. Walked through the questions with my youngest (MDMRN Twin 2). She was disappointed that those are the only questions she gets to ask during the meal, but is ready to go.

    Hope you have an amazing evening and season.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #Pesach

  5. Since it's after sundown here, Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    As I did with Hanukkah, I'm trying to reclaim my ethnic (half) Jewishness this year. So, I am having a Sedar meal with my kids tomorrow night. Walked through the questions with my youngest (MDMRN Twin 2). She was disappointed that those are the only questions she gets to ask during the meal, but is ready to go.

    Hope you have an amazing evening and season.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #Pesach

  6. Made my first matzo of the year. (Spouse and I are not Jewish but the spouse loves matzo.)

    Used an open wood flame and a steel pan and I did it inside 18 minutes.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  7. Made my first matzo of the year. (Spouse and I are not Jewish but the spouse loves matzo.)

    Used an open wood flame and a steel pan and I did it inside 18 minutes.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  8. Made my first matzo of the year. (Spouse and I are not Jewish but the spouse loves matzo.)

    Used an open wood flame and a steel pan and I did it inside 18 minutes.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  9. Made my first matzo of the year. (Spouse and I are not Jewish but the spouse loves matzo.)

    Used an open wood flame and a steel pan and I did it inside 18 minutes.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  10. Made my first matzo of the year. (Spouse and I are not Jewish but the spouse loves matzo.)

    Used an open wood flame and a steel pan and I did it inside 18 minutes.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  11. I meant to send this after sundown last night, but Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    #Passover #Pesach #Fedi #ChagPesachSameach

  12. I meant to send this after sundown last night, but Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    #Passover #Pesach #Fedi #ChagPesachSameach

  13. I meant to send this after sundown last night, but Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    #Passover #Pesach #Fedi #ChagPesachSameach

  14. I meant to send this after sundown last night, but Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    #Passover #Pesach #Fedi #ChagPesachSameach

  15. I meant to send this after sundown last night, but Chag Pesach Sameach to all my Jewish friends on Fedi!

    #Passover #Pesach #Fedi #ChagPesachSameach

  16. 💙 Happy Passover from Democrats Abroad! 💙

    This holiday reminds us of the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for a better future for all. Our work for freedom and justice continues today and every day.

    Wishing you a joyful and meaningful Passover filled with peace, love, and community.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #DemocratsAbroad #FreedomAndJustice

  17. 💙 Happy Passover from Democrats Abroad! 💙

    This holiday reminds us of the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for a better future for all. Our work for freedom and justice continues today and every day.

    Wishing you a joyful and meaningful Passover filled with peace, love, and community.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #DemocratsAbroad #FreedomAndJustice

  18. 💙 Happy Passover from Democrats Abroad! 💙

    This holiday reminds us of the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for a better future for all. Our work for freedom and justice continues today and every day.

    Wishing you a joyful and meaningful Passover filled with peace, love, and community.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #DemocratsAbroad #FreedomAndJustice

  19. 💙 Happy Passover from Democrats Abroad! 💙

    This holiday reminds us of the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for a better future for all. Our work for freedom and justice continues today and every day.

    Wishing you a joyful and meaningful Passover filled with peace, love, and community.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #DemocratsAbroad #FreedomAndJustice

  20. 💙 Happy Passover from Democrats Abroad! 💙

    This holiday reminds us of the power of perseverance and the importance of standing up for a better future for all. Our work for freedom and justice continues today and every day.

    Wishing you a joyful and meaningful Passover filled with peace, love, and community.

    #ChagPesachSameach #Passover #DemocratsAbroad #FreedomAndJustice

  21. 📢 Message de Standing-together (Israël) diffusé sur #bluesky le (2025-04-11)

    - bsky.app/profile/standing-toge

    # 1/7

    Les histoires que nous nous racontons sont puissantes.

    Pendant Pessah, les Juifs du monde entier racontent l'histoire de la libération, d'une évasion de la servitude vers la liberté, des ténèbres amères à la lumière.

    # 2/7

    Dans l'histoire de Pessah, nous apprenons que le moment où les Israélites sont libérés n'est que le début d'un long voyage, un voyage rempli d'épreuves et de tests.

    Cela prend plus de temps qu'ils ne l'auraient imaginé et est rempli de plaintes, de doutes et même de l'envie de retourner à l'esclavage en Égypte.

    # 3/7

    Pour ceux qui errent dans le désert, la responsabilité inhérente à la liberté est parfois plus difficile à supporter que la souffrance de l'esclavage.

    # 4/7

    Pour les Israélites, l'acquisition de la liberté n'est pas la fin de l'histoire, mais le début d'une véritable prise de conscience.

    Ils sont obligés de se demander : que signifie être enfin libre ?

    Que signifie utiliser ce libre arbitre ?

    L'autonomie s'accompagne d'un devoir envers nous-mêmes et envers le monde qui nous entoure.

    # 5/7

    L'histoire de Pessah peut nous enseigner de nombreuses leçons, et cette année, nous nous demandons : que signifie construire un avenir fondé sur la libération collective, un avenir où la liberté des uns ne se fait pas au détriment des autres ?

    # 6/7

    Ce ne sont pas des questions faciles, et elles exigent que nous réfléchissions profondément à notre responsabilité les uns envers les autres, à la possibilité de créer une communauté et une société dans lesquelles nous sommes tous liés les uns aux autres par des liens de responsabilité mutuelle, de solidarité et de soin.

    # 7/7

    Cette année, alors que le bombardement de Gaza se poursuit et que les otages restent piégés en captivité, souvenons-nous de la responsabilité inhérente à la vraie liberté et réaffirmons notre engagement à lutter pour la libération collective.

    Joyeuse Pessah !

    # 1/7

    The stories we tell ourselves are powerful. On Passover, Jewish people around the world tell the story of liberation, of an escape from servitude to freedom, from bitter darkness to the light.

    # 2/7

    In the Passover story, we learn that the moment the Israelites are liberated is just the beginning of a long journey, one that is full of trials and tests. It takes longer than they could have imagined and is full of complaining, doubting, and even wanting to go back to slavery in Egypt.

    # 3/7

    For those wandering the desert, the responsibility inherent in freedom is sometimes harder to bear than the suffering of enslavement.

    # 4/7

    For the Israelites, gaining freedom isn’t the end of the story but the beginning of a real reckoning. They are forced to ask themselves: What does it mean to be free at last? What does it mean to use that free will? With autonomy comes duty to ourselves and to the world around us.

    # 5/7

    The Passover story can teach us many lessons, and this year we are asking ourselves: What does it mean to build a future grounded in collective liberation, a future where freedom for some does not come at the expense of others?

    # 6/7

    These are not easy questions, and they demand that we think deeply about our responsibility for one another, about the possibility of creating a community and a society in which we are all connected to one another by bonds of mutual responsibility, solidarity, and care.

    # 7/7

    This year, as the bombardment of Gaza continues and the hostages remain trapped in captivity, let us remember the responsibility inherent in true freedom and reaffirm our commitment to fight for collective liberation.

    Happy Passover! Chag Pesach Sameach !

    #pessah #passover #mazeldon #ChagPesachSameach #GutYontiff #PesachAlegre

  22. 📢 Message de Standing-together (Israël) diffusé sur #bluesky le (2025-04-11)

    - bsky.app/profile/standing-toge

    # 1/7

    Les histoires que nous nous racontons sont puissantes.

    Pendant Pessah, les Juifs du monde entier racontent l'histoire de la libération, d'une évasion de la servitude vers la liberté, des ténèbres amères à la lumière.

    # 2/7

    Dans l'histoire de Pessah, nous apprenons que le moment où les Israélites sont libérés n'est que le début d'un long voyage, un voyage rempli d'épreuves et de tests.

    Cela prend plus de temps qu'ils ne l'auraient imaginé et est rempli de plaintes, de doutes et même de l'envie de retourner à l'esclavage en Égypte.

    # 3/7

    Pour ceux qui errent dans le désert, la responsabilité inhérente à la liberté est parfois plus difficile à supporter que la souffrance de l'esclavage.

    # 4/7

    Pour les Israélites, l'acquisition de la liberté n'est pas la fin de l'histoire, mais le début d'une véritable prise de conscience.

    Ils sont obligés de se demander : que signifie être enfin libre ?

    Que signifie utiliser ce libre arbitre ?

    L'autonomie s'accompagne d'un devoir envers nous-mêmes et envers le monde qui nous entoure.

    # 5/7

    L'histoire de Pessah peut nous enseigner de nombreuses leçons, et cette année, nous nous demandons : que signifie construire un avenir fondé sur la libération collective, un avenir où la liberté des uns ne se fait pas au détriment des autres ?

    # 6/7

    Ce ne sont pas des questions faciles, et elles exigent que nous réfléchissions profondément à notre responsabilité les uns envers les autres, à la possibilité de créer une communauté et une société dans lesquelles nous sommes tous liés les uns aux autres par des liens de responsabilité mutuelle, de solidarité et de soin.

    # 7/7

    Cette année, alors que le bombardement de Gaza se poursuit et que les otages restent piégés en captivité, souvenons-nous de la responsabilité inhérente à la vraie liberté et réaffirmons notre engagement à lutter pour la libération collective.

    Joyeuse Pessah !

    # 1/7

    The stories we tell ourselves are powerful. On Passover, Jewish people around the world tell the story of liberation, of an escape from servitude to freedom, from bitter darkness to the light.

    # 2/7

    In the Passover story, we learn that the moment the Israelites are liberated is just the beginning of a long journey, one that is full of trials and tests. It takes longer than they could have imagined and is full of complaining, doubting, and even wanting to go back to slavery in Egypt.

    # 3/7

    For those wandering the desert, the responsibility inherent in freedom is sometimes harder to bear than the suffering of enslavement.

    # 4/7

    For the Israelites, gaining freedom isn’t the end of the story but the beginning of a real reckoning. They are forced to ask themselves: What does it mean to be free at last? What does it mean to use that free will? With autonomy comes duty to ourselves and to the world around us.

    # 5/7

    The Passover story can teach us many lessons, and this year we are asking ourselves: What does it mean to build a future grounded in collective liberation, a future where freedom for some does not come at the expense of others?

    # 6/7

    These are not easy questions, and they demand that we think deeply about our responsibility for one another, about the possibility of creating a community and a society in which we are all connected to one another by bonds of mutual responsibility, solidarity, and care.

    # 7/7

    This year, as the bombardment of Gaza continues and the hostages remain trapped in captivity, let us remember the responsibility inherent in true freedom and reaffirm our commitment to fight for collective liberation.

    Happy Passover! Chag Pesach Sameach !

    #pessah #passover #mazeldon #ChagPesachSameach #GutYontiff #PesachAlegre

  23. 📢 Message de Standing-together (Israël) diffusé sur #bluesky le (2025-04-11)

    - bsky.app/profile/standing-toge

    # 1/7

    Les histoires que nous nous racontons sont puissantes.

    Pendant Pessah, les Juifs du monde entier racontent l'histoire de la libération, d'une évasion de la servitude vers la liberté, des ténèbres amères à la lumière.

    # 2/7

    Dans l'histoire de Pessah, nous apprenons que le moment où les Israélites sont libérés n'est que le début d'un long voyage, un voyage rempli d'épreuves et de tests.

    Cela prend plus de temps qu'ils ne l'auraient imaginé et est rempli de plaintes, de doutes et même de l'envie de retourner à l'esclavage en Égypte.

    # 3/7

    Pour ceux qui errent dans le désert, la responsabilité inhérente à la liberté est parfois plus difficile à supporter que la souffrance de l'esclavage.

    # 4/7

    Pour les Israélites, l'acquisition de la liberté n'est pas la fin de l'histoire, mais le début d'une véritable prise de conscience.

    Ils sont obligés de se demander : que signifie être enfin libre ?

    Que signifie utiliser ce libre arbitre ?

    L'autonomie s'accompagne d'un devoir envers nous-mêmes et envers le monde qui nous entoure.

    # 5/7

    L'histoire de Pessah peut nous enseigner de nombreuses leçons, et cette année, nous nous demandons : que signifie construire un avenir fondé sur la libération collective, un avenir où la liberté des uns ne se fait pas au détriment des autres ?

    # 6/7

    Ce ne sont pas des questions faciles, et elles exigent que nous réfléchissions profondément à notre responsabilité les uns envers les autres, à la possibilité de créer une communauté et une société dans lesquelles nous sommes tous liés les uns aux autres par des liens de responsabilité mutuelle, de solidarité et de soin.

    # 7/7

    Cette année, alors que le bombardement de Gaza se poursuit et que les otages restent piégés en captivité, souvenons-nous de la responsabilité inhérente à la vraie liberté et réaffirmons notre engagement à lutter pour la libération collective.

    Joyeuse Pessah !

    # 1/7

    The stories we tell ourselves are powerful. On Passover, Jewish people around the world tell the story of liberation, of an escape from servitude to freedom, from bitter darkness to the light.

    # 2/7

    In the Passover story, we learn that the moment the Israelites are liberated is just the beginning of a long journey, one that is full of trials and tests. It takes longer than they could have imagined and is full of complaining, doubting, and even wanting to go back to slavery in Egypt.

    # 3/7

    For those wandering the desert, the responsibility inherent in freedom is sometimes harder to bear than the suffering of enslavement.

    # 4/7

    For the Israelites, gaining freedom isn’t the end of the story but the beginning of a real reckoning. They are forced to ask themselves: What does it mean to be free at last? What does it mean to use that free will? With autonomy comes duty to ourselves and to the world around us.

    # 5/7

    The Passover story can teach us many lessons, and this year we are asking ourselves: What does it mean to build a future grounded in collective liberation, a future where freedom for some does not come at the expense of others?

    # 6/7

    These are not easy questions, and they demand that we think deeply about our responsibility for one another, about the possibility of creating a community and a society in which we are all connected to one another by bonds of mutual responsibility, solidarity, and care.

    # 7/7

    This year, as the bombardment of Gaza continues and the hostages remain trapped in captivity, let us remember the responsibility inherent in true freedom and reaffirm our commitment to fight for collective liberation.

    Happy Passover! Chag Pesach Sameach !

    #pessah #passover #mazeldon #ChagPesachSameach #GutYontiff #PesachAlegre

  24. 📢 Message de Standing-together (Israël) diffusé sur #bluesky le (2025-04-11)

    - bsky.app/profile/standing-toge

    # 1/7

    Les histoires que nous nous racontons sont puissantes.

    Pendant Pessah, les Juifs du monde entier racontent l'histoire de la libération, d'une évasion de la servitude vers la liberté, des ténèbres amères à la lumière.

    # 2/7

    Dans l'histoire de Pessah, nous apprenons que le moment où les Israélites sont libérés n'est que le début d'un long voyage, un voyage rempli d'épreuves et de tests.

    Cela prend plus de temps qu'ils ne l'auraient imaginé et est rempli de plaintes, de doutes et même de l'envie de retourner à l'esclavage en Égypte.

    # 3/7

    Pour ceux qui errent dans le désert, la responsabilité inhérente à la liberté est parfois plus difficile à supporter que la souffrance de l'esclavage.

    # 4/7

    Pour les Israélites, l'acquisition de la liberté n'est pas la fin de l'histoire, mais le début d'une véritable prise de conscience.

    Ils sont obligés de se demander : que signifie être enfin libre ?

    Que signifie utiliser ce libre arbitre ?

    L'autonomie s'accompagne d'un devoir envers nous-mêmes et envers le monde qui nous entoure.

    # 5/7

    L'histoire de Pessah peut nous enseigner de nombreuses leçons, et cette année, nous nous demandons : que signifie construire un avenir fondé sur la libération collective, un avenir où la liberté des uns ne se fait pas au détriment des autres ?

    # 6/7

    Ce ne sont pas des questions faciles, et elles exigent que nous réfléchissions profondément à notre responsabilité les uns envers les autres, à la possibilité de créer une communauté et une société dans lesquelles nous sommes tous liés les uns aux autres par des liens de responsabilité mutuelle, de solidarité et de soin.

    # 7/7

    Cette année, alors que le bombardement de Gaza se poursuit et que les otages restent piégés en captivité, souvenons-nous de la responsabilité inhérente à la vraie liberté et réaffirmons notre engagement à lutter pour la libération collective.

    Joyeuse Pessah !

    # 1/7

    The stories we tell ourselves are powerful. On Passover, Jewish people around the world tell the story of liberation, of an escape from servitude to freedom, from bitter darkness to the light.

    # 2/7

    In the Passover story, we learn that the moment the Israelites are liberated is just the beginning of a long journey, one that is full of trials and tests. It takes longer than they could have imagined and is full of complaining, doubting, and even wanting to go back to slavery in Egypt.

    # 3/7

    For those wandering the desert, the responsibility inherent in freedom is sometimes harder to bear than the suffering of enslavement.

    # 4/7

    For the Israelites, gaining freedom isn’t the end of the story but the beginning of a real reckoning. They are forced to ask themselves: What does it mean to be free at last? What does it mean to use that free will? With autonomy comes duty to ourselves and to the world around us.

    # 5/7

    The Passover story can teach us many lessons, and this year we are asking ourselves: What does it mean to build a future grounded in collective liberation, a future where freedom for some does not come at the expense of others?

    # 6/7

    These are not easy questions, and they demand that we think deeply about our responsibility for one another, about the possibility of creating a community and a society in which we are all connected to one another by bonds of mutual responsibility, solidarity, and care.

    # 7/7

    This year, as the bombardment of Gaza continues and the hostages remain trapped in captivity, let us remember the responsibility inherent in true freedom and reaffirm our commitment to fight for collective liberation.

    Happy Passover! Chag Pesach Sameach !

    #pessah #passover #ChagPesachSameach #GutYontiff #PesachAlegre

  25. Second night of Passover trivia fun: my husband once went to a Passover Seder w/Benjamin Bratt! Also, watch Loot on AppleTV! #ChagPesachSameach

  26. Second night of Passover trivia fun: my husband once went to a Passover Seder w/Benjamin Bratt! Also, watch Loot on AppleTV! #ChagPesachSameach

  27. Second night of Passover trivia fun: my husband once went to a Passover Seder w/Benjamin Bratt! Also, watch Loot on AppleTV! #ChagPesachSameach

  28. @CHogarthPC: #ChagPesachSameach to Jewish Ontarians across the province celebrating the first night of #Passover at sundown tonight.

    As you gather around the seder table, eat the Matzah, and recite the Haggadah, I wish you and your family many blessings. t.co/MkPCBFfjhF

  29. @CHogarthPC: #ChagPesachSameach to Jewish Ontarians across the province celebrating the first night of #Passover at sundown tonight.

    As you gather around the seder table, eat the Matzah, and recite the Haggadah, I wish you and your family many blessings. t.co/MkPCBFfjhF

  30. @CHogarthPC: #ChagPesachSameach to Jewish Ontarians across the province celebrating the first night of #Passover at sundown tonight.

    As you gather around the seder table, eat the Matzah, and recite the Haggadah, I wish you and your family many blessings. t.co/MkPCBFfjhF

  31. My nursing agency just sent out a Happy Easter email to everyone. I replied, "You do realize it's still Passover, right? Chag Pesach sameach!”

    Maybe they'll get the message.

    #chagpesachsameach #happyeaster #happyeaster2023 #Sunday #religiousfreedom #Passover #passover2023

  32. My nursing agency just sent out a Happy Easter email to everyone. I replied, "You do realize it's still Passover, right? Chag Pesach sameach!”

    Maybe they'll get the message.

    #chagpesachsameach #happyeaster #happyeaster2023 #Sunday #religiousfreedom #Passover #passover2023

  33. My nursing agency just sent out a Happy Easter email to everyone. I replied, "You do realize it's still Passover, right? Chag Pesach sameach!”

    Maybe they'll get the message.

    #chagpesachsameach #happyeaster #happyeaster2023 #Sunday #religiousfreedom #Passover #passover2023

  34. My nursing agency just sent out a Happy Easter email to everyone. I replied, "You do realize it's still Passover, right? Chag Pesach sameach!”

    Maybe they'll get the message.

    #chagpesachsameach #happyeaster #happyeaster2023 #Sunday #religiousfreedom #Passover #passover2023

  35. The Seder plate I made when I was 8 is getting ready for its 53rd Passover. #ChagPesachsameach

  36. The Seder plate I made when I was 8 is getting ready for its 53rd Passover. #ChagPesachsameach

  37. The Seder plate I made when I was 8 is getting ready for its 53rd Passover. #ChagPesachsameach

  38. The Seder plate I made when I was 8 is getting ready for its 53rd Passover. #ChagPesachsameach

  39. The Seder plate I made when I was 8 is getting ready for its 53rd Passover. #ChagPesachsameach

  40. Happy #Passover! 💛
    Here's a little toast I wrote for those celebrating:

    May your dining be filled with reclining,
    and the people's rememb'ring
    lead to dictators' trembling.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  41. Happy #Passover! 💛
    Here's a little toast I wrote for those celebrating:

    May your dining be filled with reclining,
    and the people's rememb'ring
    lead to dictators' trembling.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  42. Happy #Passover! 💛
    Here's a little toast I wrote for those celebrating:

    May your dining be filled with reclining,
    and the people's rememb'ring
    lead to dictators' trembling.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  43. Happy #Passover! 💛
    Here's a little toast I wrote for those celebrating:

    May your dining be filled with reclining,
    and the people's rememb'ring
    lead to dictators' trembling.

    #ChagPesachSameach

  44. Happy #Passover! 💛
    Here's a little toast I wrote for those celebrating:

    May your dining be filled with reclining,
    and the people's rememb'ring
    lead to dictators' trembling.

    #ChagPesachSameach