New Jewish Books
In May 1960, Israeli agents captured Adolf Eichmann, who had played a central role in the Nazi plan to annihilate six million European Jews, and brought him to Israel to stand trial. In The Hunt...
Discover aspects of the wonderful world that HaShem made just for us in HaShem’s Wonderful World. In this full-color children’s book you will travel the amazing rain cycle with Raffi Raindrop and learn all about...
Rabbi Y. Landy’sUncovering Sefer Yirmiyahu is not just another commentary. It raises the reader to a new level of understanding by synchronizing Tanach and Chazal with archaeological evidence and modern scientific research. It enters the...
Do you want your child to have a positive outlook? Do you want to nurture your child’s sense of self-worth and self-esteem?Why Did Hashem Create Me? teaches every child that they are a precious gift. In our...
Let’s face it: we live in extremely challenging times! From matters of anxiety, anger, learning disabilities, bullying, developing social skills, creating academic success, to proper parenting skills, organization and maangement strategies, and a variety...
Pesach is the time when families come together to celebrate the origins of our great nation. It combines intense emotions with rigorous intellectual and spiritual experiences, comprising memories that serve as foundations for our...
Could it be JUST a coincidence? Daniel had no money for son’s chasunah… then came a phone call after 30 years. A bus without brakes heading towards a gaping chasm… is stopped by a man who wasn t...
Truth and love are the twin foundations upon which all Yiddishkeit rests. There is only one truth the truth of the Creator as He reveals Himself to us. And there is only one love...
What do traditional contemporary Jewish sources have to say about… Signing a DNR? Pain and suffering? Artificial nutrition and hydration? Palliative care? Withholding treatment? A Comatose patient? Hazardous procedures to save a life? Morphine...
A Suspenseful Saga of Nazi Intrigue and Divine Providence Across Two Continents and Two Generations Yitzchak Austerlitz, a Holocaust survivor who lost his first wife and three children, visits Yad Vashem and collapses in...
