New Jewish Books
The Information War and the Rise of Antisemitic Propaganda An explosive inside look into the highly-planned and well-funded global propaganda campaign to delegitimize Israel and sow the seeds of antisemitism in the aftermath of...
Brought together by chance, bound together by secrets. A decade into the Great Depression, Millicent Green is a twenty-five-year-old “old maid” living with her marriage-obsessed mother and domineering older brother in the stiflingly small...
Foreword by Natan Sharansky A powerful guide for Jewish students facing intimidation on campus, based on the young refuseniks who took on one of the most oppressive regimes in history—and won. Young American Jews...
After the destruction of Gaza, Ariel Beery kept encountering the same argument: that what Israel had done proved the Zionist project was finished. He didn’t believe it, and had trouble explaining why because his...
The first in-depth fictional account of the final stages of pursuing the right to die. When Eric Beck Rubin’s grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, requests medical assistance in dying, it divides her family. Over ten...
How the Movie Studios Took On Nazis Infiltrating Los Angeles The true story of Hitler’s plot to turn Hollywood’s Dream Factory into a Nazi propaganda machine—and the Jewish moguls’ clandestine operation to sabotage the...
What would a day look like without screens? When Fairy GodBubbie visits the Mazel House, the family’s screens suddenly lose power . . . and they experience a peaceful, beautiful, and magical Shabbat! This...
A coming-of-age tale from one of the most successful American producers of our time, Jeffrey Seller, who is the only producer to have mounted two Pulitzer Prize–winning musicals—Hamilton and Rent. Before he was producing the musical...
In this lyrical and artfully woven memoir, a short road trip to California’s Central Coast becomes an epic journey through family history, loss, and connection. When three generations of women—a Gen X narrator, her...
With unexpected twists and compelling characters, Don’t Feed the Lion explores how young people grapple with antisemitism, prejudice, allyship, and the courage to speak up. “This book . . . gives kids the tools...
