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From: jgf@hou5g.UUCP
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Subject: Re: non-jews at the seder
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Date: Mon, 7-May-84 14:10:59 EDT
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No halachik decision here, but...
as Toby Robison says, many people cook lots of food anyway.  One
reason is for possible Jewish guests so there should be no problem
with serving this food to non Jews.

Also, what possible reason can there be for a non Jew's presence to
*invalidate* the mitzva of reading the Haggada?

Joe Friedman
AT&T-IS Holmdel
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