Rachel Goldberg-Polin’s memoir, “When We See You Again” (out April 21, 2026), shares her journey in the aftermath of her son Hersh’s abduction and murder following Oct. 7, 2023. It’s a story of grief, and love, and advocacy, and what it means to keep going when everything is shattered.
We’re (more than a little) anxious about wading into this book alone, and we wanted some company. This story is hard. Its author is one of the strongest voices of the past three years. Rachel Goldberg-Polin has called us together before; let’s read her story together now.
At SVIVAH, we believe there is powerful Torah in the stories we carry. Each one of us carries Torah in our lived experiences and, through our stories, we all have something to teach. Let’s start with Rachel Goldberg-Polin’s story, and her Torah.
Join us for a WhatsApp-based book club, culminating in a real-time Zoom gathering. Bring your tissues.
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