The Haggadah of the Black Panthers in Israel, written in 1971 on a stolen typewriter in a dark tin shack in Jerusalem, marked an important moment in the Mizrahi struggle. This bilingual (Hebrew/English) edition includes a new introduction by Reuven Abergel, a founder of the movement, and an updated English translation of the Haggadah alongside new footnotes rich with anecdotes, notes on the authors intentions, and crucial context about the Panthers and their world. There are also original essays about the Panthers impact and the future of the Mizrahi struggle from Orly Noy, and from Sapir Sluzker Amran and Carmen Elmakiyes Amos.
All profits from sales after printing and production will be going directly to Reuven Abergel.
Find out more about the Haggadah at www.panthershaggadah.com.
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