Marry a Mensch is a folksy practical guide based on Devorah Kigel's experience, both personal and professional.
Paris 1944 is at its best when Patrick Bishop addresses how – and by whom – the city was liberated.
Final Verdict is an extremely valuable book, which deserves wide circulation not only in Germany but throughout the Western world.
In this hostile context, the updated version of A Brief and Visual History of Antisemitism by Israel B. Bitton is a welcome addition to educate the public, particularly Jewish students.
Ari Shavit warns that Israel needs to act quickly and decisively to rebuild the IDF, as Israel cannot win this existential war without a national strategy that most of the nation trusts.
This book will help Jews, Christians, and Muslims around the world to better understand their religion’s claim to the land, as well as the claim of their co-monotheistic religions.
Seth Frantzman’s book is essential for all Middle East experts and those concerned about the fate of the Jewish state and US-Israel relations.
The facts of Weizmann’s life, fascinating though they are, yield in interest to the authors’ examination of his quite extraordinary personality and the powerful effect it exercised.
Unreich doesn’t stint on the details of her mother’s harrowing recollections from her tortured concentration camp existence.
Ari Harow offers a riveting account of his experiences and insights from his time working closely with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as political chief of staff and other top positions.
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