04-05-2020, 01:52 PM
That's hilarious, Chavak! 
For me, there likely won't be any seder. I am invited to some friends' house and it would have been my first seder, so I'm really disappointed that it cannot happen, but it is what it is. The synagogues are closed and the communal seder is cancelled, too.
Our city is in lockdown, visiting anyone is forbidden and will be fined. The only thing still possible is to have a walk outside with one person and 1,5m of distance inbetween. So I could not drive to their house with my friend in the same car. We aren't allowed to go outside or drive without a proper reason (excercise, appointments, work or groceries) and since I'd have to drive once across the city it wouldn't even be unlikely to be stopped and fined, especially on the way back (up to 500€).
My friends will likely still meet because they're Israelis, but I think I risk being called the boring German for the rest of the year.
For me, there likely won't be any seder. I am invited to some friends' house and it would have been my first seder, so I'm really disappointed that it cannot happen, but it is what it is. The synagogues are closed and the communal seder is cancelled, too.
Our city is in lockdown, visiting anyone is forbidden and will be fined. The only thing still possible is to have a walk outside with one person and 1,5m of distance inbetween. So I could not drive to their house with my friend in the same car. We aren't allowed to go outside or drive without a proper reason (excercise, appointments, work or groceries) and since I'd have to drive once across the city it wouldn't even be unlikely to be stopped and fined, especially on the way back (up to 500€).
My friends will likely still meet because they're Israelis, but I think I risk being called the boring German for the rest of the year.