Fauda, Stranger Things, Brawl Stars, K-pop, Omer Adam… For its last Haggadah, jewbuzz chose to put Israel at the centre of a 90-page edition blending tradition, contemporary illustrations and pop culture references.
Over the years, it has become one of jewbuzz’s Passover traditions.
Each new edition starts from the same age-old text of the Haggadah, but dresses it in the references, images and cultural codes of its time.
For this new edition, jewbuzz chose a particularly symbolic theme: Israel.
90 pages to celebrate Israel
The jewbuzz Haggadah – Israel Edition brings together 90 pages of modern illustrations designed around Israeli strength, creativity and culture.
As in previous editions, the goal remains to make the Seder more lively, especially for the youngest, while keeping the text and its transmission at the heart of the evening.
90 pages to tell the Haggadah with today’s codes and references.
From Fauda to Omer Adam
It has become one of the signatures of jewbuzz Haggadot: bringing pop culture to the Seder.
This Israel Edition is packed with nods to very different worlds: Fauda, Stranger Things, Brawl Stars, K-pop and Omer Adam.
Instantly recognisable references that set the rhythm of the reading and build bridges between a story handed down for generations and the culture of those telling it today.
Torah commentary on every page
Behind the illustrations and contemporary references, the Haggadah remains above all a tool for passing on tradition.
Every page comes with Torah commentary to deepen understanding of the story of the Exodus from Egypt and the different stages of the Seder.
The principle of jewbuzz Haggadot remains the same: making the reading more accessible and more fun without taking away the depth of the text.
And a hidden game for the kids
The youngest also have their own challenge throughout the reading.
An Afikoman has been hidden among the illustrations of the Haggadah.
It is up to them to find it as the pages turn, adding an extra game to the Seder and keeping their attention all evening long.
Somewhere in the 90 pages, an Afikoman is hiding.
The last jewbuzz Haggadah
But this edition has something the previous ones didn’t.
The Israel Haggadah will be the last Haggadah created by jewbuzz.
A way of concluding a collection that, edition after edition, has reimagined the Seder through different worlds while keeping transmission at the centre of the project.
For this final chapter, choosing Israel felt like a particularly powerful way to end the adventure.
An adventure that became a Passover tradition
Originally, the Haggadah was a new way for jewbuzz to step off the screen.
Turning the media outlet’s graphic codes and humour into a real book placed on the Seder table, then finding that object every year in thousands of homes.
Over the editions, the Haggadah thus became one of jewbuzz’s most iconic products and an eagerly awaited fixture as Passover approaches.
With its Israel Edition, jewbuzz closes the chapter of the Haggadot the way it opened it: by blending tradition, transmission, humour and contemporary culture around the Seder table.