New Jewish Books
Enjoy the timeless book of Genesis through this unique adaptation. It’s poetic, powerful, passage-based format allows you to read it every day, in one sitting or whenever the mood strikes. Relevant questions make text...
From acclaimed author Evan Fallenberg, an exquisitely crafted debut novel tells the story of a preeminent male ballet dancer in theautumn of his career—a Jew whose talent once saved him from the Nazis—whose fading...
The first full biography of Lily Tobias (1887-1984) a Jewish writer from Wales: a courageous, idealistic woman who wrote compellingly about Jewish life and experience in the 20th century. Daughter of Polish immigrant parents,...
A Jewish woman’s spiritual and physical journey to the Holy Land to use K-9 working dogs to guard Jews in the … and preventing terrorism by Palestinians. Forget what you think you know about...
In this daring blend of Jewish theology, science and Process Thought, theologian Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson explores Judaism and the sciences as dynamically interactive and mutually informative. He shows how integrating human knowing with...
The Lavi fighter program, the largest weapons-development effort ever undertaken by the State of Israel, envisioned a new generation of high-performance aircraft. In a controversial strategy, Israel Aircraft Industries intended to develop and manufacture...
1493: Joanna is one of 2,000 Jewish children torn from their parents on the Lisbon docks and sent as slaves to a pestilential island off the African coast. 1495: Diego Mendoza and his sister...
The miracle of its survival was predicted – guaranteed. The written history of the House of Avraham has been born out by the pick and shovel of 20th century archeology. To doubt its validity...
Shaul Ladany, in his time, has been a concentration camp prisoner, record-breaking athlete, patriot, professor and chairman of the Ben Gurion University entrepreneurial center. In his book, The King of the Road, he tells...
Parents are important teachers for their children. Parents today usually are comfortable helping their kids with math, science, or English homework, but too many do not feel comfortable discussing spiritual or religious topics. VALUES...
