The Israel-Gaza ceasefire is a relief, but not a joy
Readers celebrate a ceasefire in Gaza but lament the devastation and the likelihood of future conflict. Regarding the Jan. 16 ...
Arutz Sheva3d
Lee Yaron’s account of Oct. 7 attacks named Jewish book of the year
Israeli journalist Lee Yaron becomes youngest-ever author to win Jewish book of the year award, with book on stories from the ...
The Forward9d
A Jewish family’s trauma is the villain in an epic Israeli-Palestinian love story
Zeeva Bukai wrote The Anatomy of Exile from the perspective of a familiar literary figure: the anxious Jewish mother. But in this novel about a Mizrahi Israeli family moving to America, the main ...
Jewish Journal3d
Aviva Gat’s Novel Captures the Lives Shattered by Tragedy
A fictionalized account based on true events, the novel follows the lives of six characters whose worlds are upended by ...
Jewish Press7d
Interview With George Gilder, Author Of The New Edition Of ‘The Israel Test’
George Gilder is an American author and economist. His book, The Israel Test, was published in 2009. A new version of the ...
Middle East Eye13d
Fabricating Homeland Security: How India was sold the dream to become 'more like Israel'
Rhys Machold's new book details how Israeli and Indian police began working together under the pretext of ‘homeland security’ ...
Account of Oct. 7 attacks named Jewish Book of the Year
The Jewish Book Council, which sponsors the awards, said that “10/7: 100 Human Stories,” provides “a vital window into the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and how internal political ...