The Jerusalem Post reports that Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) has published a special edition of an anti-Zionist Pesach Haggadah, which has sparked controversy. The Haggadah features content that commends Palestinian 'Shaheeds' or martyrs, calls to 'free Palestine from the river to the sea,' and quotes Palestinian writers. It also refers to Israel as a 'Zionist settler-colonial project' and calls to divest from the Jewish National Fund. The Haggadah includes grammatical and syntactical errors in Hebrew and uses Palestinian-appropriated symbolism. JVP claims to be 'reclaiming the holiday of liberation' and 'building [Judaism] beyond Zionism.' The organization is described as the largest progressive Jewish anti-Zionist organization in the world and has been accused of using Palestinians as a pawn in a power struggle [7d0a5b3c].
This new information adds to the ongoing discussions and divisions within the Jewish community regarding Zionism and anti-Zionism. It highlights the controversy surrounding JVP's approach and its use of the Passover Haggadah to promote anti-Zionist views and Palestinian liberation [7d0a5b3c].