Book review
‘The Jewish Revolt: A Warsaw Ghetto Exhibition’ turns memory into witness - review
Auerbach arrived in Warsaw in 1933 as a journalist and has dedicated her life to remembering Holocaust victims.
'The Arab Case for Israel': Explaining the conflict between Jews and Arabs - review
What Bill Clinton, Netanyahu, McDonald’s and Starbucks reveal about crisis leadership
'The Road to October 7': The long centuries of hatred that led to Hamas’s attack - review
'A Winning Move': Spy thriller weaves personal drama into Yom Kippur War history - review
"A further nail-biting episode follows as the Mossad tries to discover the date on which Sadat’s attack is planned to take place."
Zionism rejected: Prominent US columnist Peter Beinart justifies Hamas - review
In his book, Beinart, a prominent left-wing American columnist, journalist, and political commentator, calls to reimagine Zionism.
'Matchmaker Matchmaker': Relationship wisdom to find a love that lasts - review
Azeela Ben Shalom uses 11 client stories to share tips and dating advice.
'The Holy and the Broken': A powerful case for Israeli-Palestinian coexistence - review
Written in an engaging style, a balance of informative and conversational, The Holy and the Broken leaves the reader with much food for thought.
'The Amazing Eleven': Tracing relationships through generations - review
The author, Nancy Klein enhances her unique family story with vivid character sketches and well-remembered family incidents.
'Making the Weather': The six movers and shakers in British politics - review
The author, Vernon Bogdanor, a respected professor of government, argues that the influence of these six was based on being good communicators and “important teachers.”
'Saints and Liars': A look at those who offered aid to persecuted Jews in WWII - review
In her book 'Saints and Liars,' Deborah Dwork presents micro-histories of activities in Prague, Vilna, Shanghai, Marseilles, and Lisbon.
'Contemporary Humanistic Judaism': The contemporary movement of the Jewish world - review
Our Judaism is broadly defined as the collective historical experience of the Jewish people – a widely and wildly diverse experience that has helped foster our extraordinary resilience.
'If It Takes a Thousand Years': A manual on how to defeat jihadists - review
The jihadist enemy uses the organs of American democracy to subvert it from within, and what the US needs to do to protect itself.
'Our Nazi': The story of a Nazi who lived in Chicago for three decades - review
Reinhold Kulle was considered an outstanding school custodian, beloved and respected by the staff and students of Oak Park and River Forest High School.