Israel 1964-1965: Gal'ed, Sedder Evening Girl puts cutlery on the table for the celebration of Seider Evening (Sedermeal) Annotation: Gal'ed (also called Even Yitzhak) is a kibbutz in northern Israel, located in the plain of Manasse. In 2006 it had a population of 405. Seder Evening (also called Seideravond) is an evening at the beginning of the Passover festival, where Jews from the Haggada read (booklet about the story of Jewish slavery in Egypt and the exodus from Egypt), drink 4 glasses of wine (or grape juice) and a festive sedermeal. Seder literally means order or order, because the cus
Israel 1964-1965: Gal'ed, Sedder Evening Girl puts cutlery on the table for the celebration of Seider Evening (Sedermeal) Annotation: Gal'ed (also called Even Yitzhak) is a kibbutz in northern Israel, located in the plain of Manasse. In 2006 it had a population of 405. Seder Evening (also called Seideravond) is an evening at the beginning of the Passover festival, where Jews from the Haggada read (booklet about the story of Jewish slavery in Egypt and the exodus from Egypt), drink 4 glasses of wine (or grape juice) and a festive sedermeal. Seder literally means order or order, because the customs are executed according to a fixed order or order which is also stated in the Haggada Date: 1964 Location: Gal'ed, Israel Keywords: cutlery, Jewish religion, kibbutz, meals, tables, tables, trolley
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