Joshua J. Friedman, a former editor at The Atlantic and the Boston Review, is a writer in New York City.
Holiday smartphone apps offer everything from a simulated candle for ferreting out hametz to a Ten Plagues noisemaker that you never knew you needed
Artist Ben Schachter puzzles over boundaries, real and imagined
The first Passover celebrations included neither haggadah nor seder. With the passage of millennia, the two have become central elements. Herewith an interactive guide to the collage of texts that constitutes the holiday’s guidebook.
An aspiring rabbi interprets the Torah on her fingernails
How Eliyahu Koren used typography to encourage a new way to pray
