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mucifer

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Mon Apr 15, 2024, 12:29 PM Apr 2024

As Passover and Earth Day coincide, movement calls on Jews to go vegan


This Passover, an estimated 500,000 Jews in Israel and around the world will celebrate the holiday with a beet rather than a shank bone on their Seder plate.

The practice is part of a growing movement of Jews connecting Passover and other Jewish holiday traditions to their vegan lifestyles.

Raquela Karamson is the founder and CEO of Jewish Vegan Life (JVL), a nonprofit organization that aims to inspire people to embrace the synergy between the worlds of Jewish tradition, plant-based living, and the environment.



JVL has launched a major campaign called Passover Earth Day, asking people to take a pledge and go vegan. “Our actions in 2024 will resonate in 2054, shaping the destiny of life on Earth. Let’s come together to ensure a legacy of positive change for the planet we all hold dear,” Karamson said.


https://www.jpost.com/judaism/jewish-holidays/article-796494

Personally, my tradition has always been a Pasqual Yam and not the beet.

Chag Samaach!
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