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THE SEDER takes place, last year, in the Land of Israel.

This Haggadah can help you have a Zionist Seder this Passover

By MORDECHAI BECK

CHILDREN WALKING in Tekoa, located in Judea and Samaria, 2019.

'Raizi and the Passover Plans': A book for ages 9-120

By MARION FISCHEL

CARNAC THE Magnificent was a reccurring comedic role that Johnny Carson introduced on ‘The Tonight Show’ in 1964.

'It's Not B'Seder': Injecting some fun into Passover

By ALAN ROSENBAUM

A traditional Seder table setting.

'Empowering Seder Conversations': Making Passover Seder inclusive

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

LIHI LAPID: Now that the book is being published in English, I think people who read it outside of Israel will have a greater understanding of what it means to be Israeli, of the price we pay for our life here. That’s very meaningful to me.

Lihi Lapid's novel ‘On Her Own’

By HANNAH BROWN

OPENING of Salamone Rossi’s ‘Madrigaletti,’ Venice, 1628, on display at the Diaspora Museum, Tel Aviv.

'Orfeo’s Last Act': A plot spanning Renaissance Italy and modern England

By NEVILLE TELLER

Alzheimer's disease (illustrative).

'Now You Are Here': For those caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

ULTRA-ORTHODOX CHILDREN follow a Scroll of Esther reading in Beit Shemesh

'The Genius of Israel': The Jewish state always bounces back

By NEVILLE TELLER

Camera 370

'The Lonka Project': Pictures of Jews from world leading photographers

By GREER FAY CASHMAN

Françoise S. Ouzan

'True to My God and Country': Groundbreaking book on US Jews fighting in WWII

By RABBI DR. BARRY DOV SCHWARTZ

A statue commemorates New York politician Jacob Leisler, who in 1689 purchased land for 1,675 pounds for a French Huguenot settlement north of Manhattan to be called New Rochelle.

'The Best Minds' examines mental illness and deinstitutionalization

By HOWARD BLAS

THE PASSPORT used by Pinchas Rutenberg in 1919 to escape from Odessa.

'An Unreasonable Man': How hydroelectric power came to Palestine

By COLIN SHINDLER

PRO-PALESTINIAN demonstrators shout slogans as they march in the ‘Shut It Down for Palestine’ protests in New York City, last December.

'The Hebrew Teacher': Three novellas about Israeli women in the US

By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN

‘Bummer’: An entertaining guide to anal health

By NEVILLE TELLER

RABBI ARYEH Levin (R) in 1965. He was known as ‘Father of the Prisoners’ because of his frequent visits to imprisoned members of the Jewish underground.

'Goodness and Mercy Shall Follow Me': A story of Zionists, scholars

By MARTIN LOCKSHIN

Shoppers are seen at the Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem.

'Reclaiming Dignity': A look at 'misunderstood' Jewish modesty

By Rivkah Lambert Adler

Graffiti in the Jezreel Valley calling for the return of the hostages, particularly the Bibas children.

'Crossing the Jordan': Deeply considered essays on Judaism, Islam, the West

By NEVILLE TELLER

‘JOURNALISM HAS a unique position to bridge the disparate sectors of society.’

'Bylines and Blessings': Having faith in a liberal industry

By Rivkah Lambert Adler