The exhibition unfolds debt not as a financial anomaly but as a key element that forms the contemporary political economy.

No luck. But to the left of that page is another that shows a second clue: “One little goat, one little goat” — an English translation of the post-Seder song Chad Gadya. The similarity of ...

The centerpiece at Wednesday night’s dinner in Brooklyn had all the fixings of a traditional seder plate: fresh leaves of parsley to dip in salt water, a dollop of mushy charoset to represent ...

Once the meal has been concluded, many families wind things down with the traditional final song, “Chad Gadya,” a breathless recitation of a chain of events that tells the story of the Jewish ...

According to the Hebrew Book Council, “Chad Gadya” and “Echod Mi Yodaya” were added before the turn of the 16th century. During the Holocaust, two Jewish inmates of the Gurs internment ...

For years, comedian Daniel Lobell has sung a bluesy version of the song, “Chad Gadya,” about a kid goat who gets eaten by a cat, thus setting off a chain of events that culminates in Hashem ...

We snacked on matzah waiting for dinner to begin, ending the Seder with a table pounding rousing version of Chad Gadya. Submit a letter to the editor The Columbus Jewish News provides an open forum ...

Surely then, this pre-occupation is deeper than singing Chad Gadya. The Haggadah, after the Bible and the prayer book, is the most popular Jewish text with more than 5,000 published commentaries.

a takeoff on the Jewish Passover prayer Chad Gadya ("one little goat") that becomes a parable for our many possible fates in life, from oppression to salvation. American composer Daniel Bernard ...

Chad's Constitutional Council has ignored opposition calls to set aside results of last month’s parliamentary elections for gross irregularities and fraud, and proclaimed the ruling party of ...