Haggadah for the Seder Yom HaShoah veHagevurah

The Haggadah tells the story of the tragedy inflicted on the Jewish people and to the rest of the civilized world during the first half of the Twentieth Century. Just as our exodus from Egypt introduced our people to the concept of a Jewish nation, the Holocaust was a catastrophic event that affirmed the need for the State of Israel. The Haggadah helps organize the order of the Seder. The Seder provides a setting in which every Jew can feel as if he or she was saved from the Holocaust. The Haggadah for the Seder provides the texts and creates an atmosphere that encourages the recounting of how Jews were systematically degraded and then exterminated. This is our legacy to share with our sons, daughters, and their children. The Seder helps us to confront tragic memories and honor our people together with members of each new generation. We emerge from the ritual strengthened by the realization that Am Israel Hai! It appears upside down to ensure correct binding in Hebrew.