A Better Way to Talk about the Holocaust #[nn]

In this intimate, thought-provoking issue, Lior Zaltzman explores the complex ways people in Israel engage with the memory of the Shoah—through the lens of youth who misuse language, elders who remain silent, and a state that marks the tragedy with official remembrance. Written and illustrated entirely by Zaltzman, the story presents a personal, nuanced reflection on how history is remembered, spoken about, and lived in the present. The cover, also by Zaltzman, captures the quiet weight of that reckoning.