Passover Haggadah [antikvár]

We are proud to present you with a new Haggadah from a unique series of Haggadot published especially for BHI (Bank Hapoalim International). Each year a special Haggadah is dedicated to one of the Jewish communities in the Diaspora. This year's Haggadah is dedicated to the ancient Jewry of India. India was known to the inhabitants of the Land of Israel in ancient times and is mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Esther. Although the exact date of the first Jewish settlement in India is not certain, there are stories going back 3,000 years to the days of King Solomon. Of the special characteristics of Indian Jewry (detailed in the introduction), most worthy of note is the tolerance they experienced from the general population in India. In contrast with Jews in other countries, they did not suffer persecution. Despite their remarkable integration into the local fabric of life they preserved their unique Jewish traditions far from the central streams of Judaism. Chag Sameach,