(JTA) — The pandemic has altered the experience of the Passover Seder, but one thing hasn’t changed: It’s a golden age for creative Haggadahs. Artists, comedy writers, a range of clergy and more have ...

After the Bible, the Haggadah is the most widely printed book in the Jewish library. To produce a Haggadah with a new message would seem extraordinarily hard, but Dr. Marvin Chinitz believes he has ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. They crop up each spring, like the green vegetables we eat at our Passover Seder to symbolize the season. They spread across the ...

It is traditional to ask questions at the Passover seder. There are the four the youngest child traditionally asks, of course, about the details that make this night different. There’s also the ...

An exploration of the unique visual depiction of Miriam’s song in the medieval ‘Haggadah’ from The Israel Museum, Jerusalem’s collection. By choosing to depict Miriam and the women’s song rather than ...

The Jewish holiday of Passover recalls and celebrates the freeing of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. The haggadah is the book that contains the ritual guide to the Passover Seder meal, along ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Find the perfect Haggadah for your fam. On Passover eve–which begins on April 5–Jews all over the world will recall the Israelites ...

Tonight is the first night of Passover, the holiday most celebrated by Jews the world over, and this year, many Seder-goers will be reading from “The New American Haggadah,” brought to us by Jonathan ...

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The Four Questions, or ma nishtana, is one of the most familiar parts of the Passover haggadah and seder. After weeks of preparation, or at least anticipation, the youngest child present ...

That’s what my partner asked, as I rifled through this year’s crop of new Haggadot. Each year, it seemed, brought a new edition written or edited by a celebrity: Cokie Roberts, Nathan Englander, Edgar ...

A NOTE TO OUR READERS: A version of this story ran in this paper on April 21, 2016, just before Pesach that year. We’re proud of the story — it won a first-place Simon Rockower award from the American ...