For many years my friend Susan and I have been holding a secular, progressive Seder. We even wrote our own Haggadah, which tells the story of the Exodus from Egypt. On the Seder plate - where all the elements of the Seder are placed, we've added a few things… Recently we have put a glass of water on the table to honor Miriam, who was a feminist, even as a child.
Read MoreThe demonstration, a march into the militarized part of Hebron where expanded Israeli settlements are expected, was just a part of the resistance activities. In the same area last night, children potted up plants to represent hope being rooted in the soil and girls danced the traditional dabke, showing that the spirit of Palestinians will not be broken but be carried on by the next generation in their struggle for freedom and justice.
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