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Less than two minutes after I walked into Susan Silverman's Jerusalem apartment, her husband Joseph returned from the supermarket.

He told us he needed some help carrying in the groceries and maybe the groceries isn't the best way to describe what Joseph had brought home.

It was more like half the supermarket. He doesn't realize

that it's just one day of Hag he thinks it's the Warsaw Ghetto. Okay so what do we

have here? We have lots of different kinds of cheese. We have salmon. I'm making lots of like red and yellow beets and you know the fruits and veggies in Israel are so good. So we're going to have lots of that.

We have the traditional stuff.

We'll have, you know, horse radish,

and we'll have different kinds of things

for the Sator Plate, like different kinds of chorosset.

And...

So it's a vegetarian, said now.

Yeah, so instead of the lamb shank bone, we have a beetroot.

And what else is here? Lots of motsa.

Susan's many things, a Reform rabbi, an author, an activist, a feminist, a mom, she's one of the

leaders of the Women of the Wall Movement and was on Juradica's 2013 list of the top 10

Sexiest rabbis alive. But five days before the Passover Sedna,

and with a mound of groceries in her kitchen,

she has one thing on her mind.

We're gonna make salmon and we're gonna make rice and salad.

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