Osef Haggadot Shel Pesach
A few months after Rabbi David Sedley and his wife got married, someone put a sign up in his yeshiva selling for 10 shekels the haggadah collection entitled ‘Osef Haggadot Shel Pesach,’ containing seven different haggadot.
Thirty three years later, wine stained and marked by matza crumbs, he’s used it at every seder since, particularly enjoying the second Haggadah in the collection, Migdal Eder, which itself is a compilation of ideas from 125 other books.
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Rabbi David Sedley lives in Jerusalem with his wife and six children. He was born and raised in New Zealand before coming to Israel in 1989. He left Israel temporarily (for eight years) to serve as a communal Rabbi in Scotland and England and returned to Israel in 2004. His latest book is "The Elephant of Deliberate Forgetfulness: and other unexpected interpretations of the weekly Torah reading". He has also translated Rabbeinu Yonah's commentary on Pirkei Avos and is the co-author of Sefiros: Spiritual Refinement Through Counting the Omer (both Judaica Press). Over the years Rabbi Sedley has worked as a journalist, a translator, a video director and in online reputation management. He also writes a weekly Torah blog on the Times of Israel.