Accessing the Haggadah through art by YVETTE ALT MILLER on March 09, 2021
Haggadah artwork by Susan Dickman, Berit Engen, and Carol Neiger
A beautiful new Haggadah is bringing work by artists at the Jewish Artists Collective Chicago (JACC) to local families just in time for Passover.
Out of the Narrows: The Artist s Haggadah
includes both text and artwork to depict the Passover story in a unique way.
The idea for the new Haggadah came during Passover 2020, when much of the world was suddenly plunged into lockdowns to control the coronavirus pandemic. It was frustrating and sad, recalled Carol Neiger, one of the Collective s members and the mind behind the Haggadah. We wanted to gather with family and friends.
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Rashida Tlaib’s mantra “From the river to the sea” may soon compete with “From the Narrows to the Potomac.” Or “Biscayne Bay to the Potomac.”
“From the River…” etc. is meant as the stretch of land that comprises Israel and its territories, all of which many Palestinians claim is theirs.
Both Nicole Malliotakis and Maria Elvira Salazar will be traveling regularly to the Potomac, the former from the Narrows (which separates Staten Island from southern Brooklyn) and the latter from Miami. They could both form part of a Republican faction in the House of Representatives that will rake Tlaib’s “Squad” over the coals each time that Tlaib and friends open their big mouths.