Showing posts with label passover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label passover. Show all posts

Monday, April 18, 2011

Sarah Palin: Happy Passover

And next year in Jerusalem.
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Gov. Palin took to Facebook to offer best wishes to the Jewish community on the holy day and festival of Passover:
Happy Passover

Tonight is Passover, the Jewish people’s celebration of their deliverance from bondage and their Exodus to the Land of Israel. Passover contains poignant spiritual and historical meaning for Jews, but it also reminds all of us of mankind’s universal aspiration to be free from bondage and oppression. Today, in the same region where the story of Exodus took place, Arabs suffering under despotic regimes are seeking their own freedom and self-determination. As Jews in Israel, the Middle East’s only liberal democracy, gather for Passover, we hope for the spread of freedom and peace throughout the region. On this Passover holiday, our family sends our best wishes to the Jewish community. Chag kasher V'Sameach. Happy Passover. And next year in Jerusalem.

- Sarah Palin
Today is also one of celebration for the Palin family, as it is Trig's birthday. Happy birthday, Trig!

- JP

Monday, March 29, 2010

Sarah Palin: Best Wishes for a Blessed Passover

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Sarah Palin sent her family's best wishes Monday night on her Facebook Notes page to all who are observing the Jewish holiday of Passover:
Best Wishes for a Blessed Passover

Tonight Jewish families all over the world will gather to celebrate Passover, the story of Exodus and the freedom of the Jewish people from bondage. This holiday reminds us of the sacrifices that are still being made for freedom – the U.S. troops who are away from their families so that we can be with ours, and the Israeli people, who struggle for peace with their neighbors even as they face the threat of war.

“Next year in Jerusalem” will be the refrain echoed by Jewish families as they finish their Seders tonight. It is a stark reminder that whatever the threats the Jewish people have faced, whatever the struggles, their connection to Jerusalem is ancient and unshakable. On this Passover holiday, our family sends our best wishes to all who are celebrating. Chag kasher V'Sameach. Happy Passover. And next year in Jerusalem.

- Sarah Palin
- JP