Before Passover, Jews burn their leavened bread to get ready for the holiday. On Monday morning, a child helped with the ritual in front of Ansche Chesed at 251 West 100th Street.
Maybe don’t burn it that close to a building and below peoples’ possibly open windows? Maybe burn it in something that is designed for a fire, like a grill? This looks like the before picture of a Darwin Award.
Andy — the building they are burning the bread next to is their Synagogue. I walk by it everyday. It is not next to an apartment building. Thanks for the hysterics.
Carol T
8 years ago
I love to see tradition carried out by the younger generations. It is important that we teach our families our religious and cultural history or it will die with us. Not only would be a tragedy for our children to be unaware of their history, but a slap in the face for all who suffered for us.
Happy Passover!
Sam
8 years ago
Many traditions are best left to be forgotten, including many if not most religious traditions. But hey happy bread burning.
Wendy
8 years ago
Shaloha. Never seen my [Conservative ?] Jewish relatives burn their leavened Bread; [a long story]. Some of my family of origin are ‘completed Jews. ‘ Protect Israel. How @ eating trout amandine instead of gefilte fish ? Any Synagogues remain in ‘duh’ Bronx ? Ah, UWS was lovelier in many ways @ 1954-58….
Maybe don’t burn it that close to a building and below peoples’ possibly open windows? Maybe burn it in something that is designed for a fire, like a grill? This looks like the before picture of a Darwin Award.
Andy — the building they are burning the bread next to is their Synagogue. I walk by it everyday. It is not next to an apartment building. Thanks for the hysterics.
I love to see tradition carried out by the younger generations. It is important that we teach our families our religious and cultural history or it will die with us. Not only would be a tragedy for our children to be unaware of their history, but a slap in the face for all who suffered for us.
Happy Passover!
Many traditions are best left to be forgotten, including many if not most religious traditions. But hey happy bread burning.
Shaloha. Never seen my [Conservative ?] Jewish relatives burn their leavened Bread; [a long story]. Some of my family of origin are ‘completed Jews. ‘ Protect Israel. How @ eating trout amandine instead of gefilte fish ? Any Synagogues remain in ‘duh’ Bronx ? Ah, UWS was lovelier in many ways @ 1954-58….