Spring Issue!
Amazing articles by Mira Balberg, Jesse Tisch, Roya Hakakian, and more!
- Mira Balberg
- Ethan Schwartz
- Stuart Halpern
- Shai Secunda
- Allan Arkush
- Julia Kornberg
- Daniel B. Schwartz
- Benjamin Weiner
- Jeremy D. Popkin
- Jesse Tisch
- Dan Rabinowitz
- Yitz Landes
- Eli Rubin
- Roya Hakakian
Searching for Ancient Passover in Samaria and Ethiopia
Bloody bucket brigades and white galoshes: Not everyone celebrates Passover with four cups and four questions. Rachel Scheinerman on Passover in Samaria and Ethiopia.
Escape Goat
Dara Horn's new graphic novel about a neverending Passover seder and a talking, time-travelling goat is great fun. It's also a deep meditation on Jewish history and memory.
The Last Word
Verses flowed through his mind as easily as a boat on a waveless river. Why fight with an antisemite when you could rhyme him into shame?
- From My Father’s Seders
- by Roya Hakakian
- Issue Spring 2026
“Whoever Is Hungry, Come and Eat”? From the Babylonian Poor to the Ashkenazi Elijah
Why do we begin the seder by inviting “whoever is hungry” to come and eat? Aren’t the guests already at the table? And why do we do it in Aramaic? It has something to do with Babylonian magic bowls . . .
The Last Word
Verses flowed through his mind as easily as a boat on a waveless river. Why fight with an antisemite when you could rhyme him into shame?
- From My Father’s Seders
- by Roya Hakakian
- Issue Spring 2026
Past Issues
Issue No. 64
Winter 2026
Issue No. 63
Fall 2025
Issue No. 62
Summer 2025
Issue No. 61
