Haggadah
Thanksgiving needs its own Haggadah - opinion
We cannot ignore the violence and ill will that sits at the heart of our Thanksgiving story, but we should not forget the idealism and vision of mutual care that sits at its heart as well.
'Sarajevo Haggadah' proceeds to be donated to Palestinian causes, announces Bosnian museum
True freedom this Passover means bringing the hostages home - opinion
Passover: The message of empathy in the Haggadah
In new Passover children’s books, a bespectacled lion reads the Haggadah
Other titles feature lighthearted humorous stories and a lively interactive family Hagaddah with tips for this COVID-19 era, when many Seder guests may be joining remotely.
In praise of Jerusalem
To understand Jerusalem, you must look at it with eyes of love.
Why is this Passover different from all others?
For the past few weeks as the Passover holiday inched toward us, preparations for the commemoration and celebration of the holiday have given rise to growing angst.
Entering a fascinating new world: The Koren Youth Haggada
Never forget why we are free. Rose speaks to all of us, saying we “are a part of that chain (the Passover traditions), linking hands with your parents.”
Richard Codor’s Joyous Haggadah: The Illuminated Story of Passover
On this Passover, the holiday’s meaning will be the same, and yet the form will be quite different from any we have ever celebrated before.
Tu Bishvat's Haggadah: A celebration of fruits and trees of the Holy Land
The celebration of Tu Bishvat is seen in Israel as a symbolic return to the world of nature, and of rootedness in a specific place, the ancestral soil.
Rivlin makes ‘official request’ for Sarajevo Haggada
President Rivlin received diplomatic credentials from the new ambassadors of the UK, Ireland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Equatorial Guinea and Bulgaria.
A graphic Haggadah
“The vast majority of secular Jews in Israel attend a Seder every year, as do a huge percentage of Diaspora Jews who maintain none of our traditions.”
The Seder’s ultimate question
Some customs are about reliving the experience, both of slavery and redemption.
1952 'Korean War Haggadah' acquired by National Library of Israel
The 32-page volume was produced by two Jewish chaplains. One of them referred to their endeavor as “Operation Matzo”.
