Anti-Israel Jewish group writes backwards Hebrew on seder plate for Gaza

These sections will either be marked out on the plate itself, or the plate will contain six hollows or impressions, one for each of the six items in question.

However on JVP’s version of a Seder plate, emblazoned with the message “Stop starving Gaza” in a central seventh section, the six different items of symbolic significance were identified in Hebrew with the lettering back to front, resulting in nonsense labels that every member present seemingly failed to notice.

Addressing the blunder, the group attributed it to an attempt to act “quickly and provide support for a Seder in the streets outside the locked gates to USC.”

JVP LA, which has 15,000 on Instagram, said it had “incorrectly scribed Hebrew copy onto the Seder plate. We want to recognise the harm this caused and take responsibility.”

JVP LA posted a clarification on Instagram[Missing Credit]

The group said it was working “internally to practice accountability within our community so this doesn’t happen again.”

It also thanked those who had brought the error to their attention.

The group, which is unambiguously anti-Israel and “rejects Zionist narratives,” also laid its plate with matzah imported from Israel.

Noting the apparent error, one X/Twitter said: “The backwards Hebrew is not the most hilarious part of the whole thing. That honour is reserved to something nobody’s pointed out, namely that the box of matzah is [from US retailer] Trader Joe’s, 100% of which is made…guess where?”