The Seder
Pesach Perspectives

The seder is much more than a tradition to be read about in a book; it is handed down from parent to child, from person to person. Rabbi Wein therefore presents the seder from a personal angle, drawing on memories from Jews throughout history. Whether it is the inspirational description of the Netziv's seder at Volozhin, the chilling lack of seder of an assimilated German Jew in 1920, the seder made for American soldiers in World War II, or the Chabad sedarim in Nepal, these gripping stories will have you on the edge of your seat cheering at the power of the seder to unify the Jewish people.