New Jewish Books
Mizrahi-Arab-Ashkenazi Relations Since the Dawn of Zionism Translator: Haim Watzman Originally published in Hebrew in 2021, Hillel Cohen’s Enemies, a Love Story argues that to understand the ongoing conflict in Palestine/Israel we need to examine the...
Facts, Myths, Appraisal The Jewish Brigade, a unit of the British Army during WWII, played a crucial role on behalf of the Jewish People, in the fight against Nazi Germany. Formed in 1944, it...
Illustrator: Irina Avgustinovich In this interpretation of the biblical story of Genesis, Eve and Adam are praised for their curiosity even as they must accept the consequences for eating from the Tree of Knowledge....
A compendium of the rulings of the great Sephardic authorities Halachah has always been a cornerstone of Sephardic Jewry. The first halachic work rooted solely in the practical conclusions of the Talmud was Sefer Hahalachot by...
Moving among generations of a German-Jewish-American family, “Red Anemones” is a poignant exploration of the intricate bonds, untold secrets, and unspoken legacies our ancestors bestow upon us. Natalie Barlow’s journey of self-discovery begins when...
A gripping, diary style, middle grade novel set in WW2 Occupied Paris Silence was supposed to keep me — and my secrets — safe.So I accidentally became a spy… I was just supposed to...
Here are the 33 books I posted on JewishBookWorld.org in September 2025. The image contains some of the covers. The bold links take you to the book’s page on Amazon; the “on this site”...
This book begins where most love stories leave off: at the beginning of real life. I WANTED TO BE WONDERFUL follows the lives of two women in their first years of marriage and motherhood....
In this heartfelt follow-up to her critically acclaimed novel The Things We Miss, Leah Stecher explores the pressure of living up to perfection. When Evie Steinberg’s family moves right before seventh grade, she promises...
A Conciliatory Perspective. Reflections on His Late ThoughtTranslator: Batya Stein Emunot: Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah Dov Schwartz’s The Philosophy of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik: A Conciliatory Perspective. Reflections on His Late Thought explores the later thought...
