Midrash BeChiddush (“A Midrash with Novel Interpretations,” with the word “midrash” referring in this case to the haggadah) is a 17th-century haggadah commentary by Rabbi Eliezer Foah, an Italian rabbinic authority and kabbalist. Foah founded a society in Reggio called “Chevrat HaAluvim” (“Association of the Modest Ones”), that would later publish his haggadah commentary. He was a student of Rabbi Menachem Azariah of Fano, a respected member of the Italian school of Kabbalah, and Midrash BeChiddush draws in part on Lurianic Kabbalah.