book review

'Antisemitism and the 1753 Jew Law Controversy': The roots of UK antisemitism

Antisemitism and the 1753 Jew Law Controversy is a most valuable and timely book, especially given the recent demonstration of rampant Jew-hatred by Hamas.

'Final Verdict': Charting post-WWII German criminal law

Buck explains how Germany has come to terms with its guilt and responsibility, and how the Holocaust has assumed a centrality in the national consciousness.

'Careful, Beauties Ahead!': A man's look at the haredi world he loved and betrayed

Wearing his trademark suspenders and red eyeglasses, the avuncular journalist planted himself for several months in Mea She’arim, the quintessentially haredi Jerusalem neighborhood.

'Courageous Chicken': Ba'al teshuva goes warrior chicken

Themes of failure, insecurity, courage, rising to new heights, and self-confidence are explored throughout this book.

'Gaza Division Conquered': A chronology of failed concepts

Sinwar identified Netanyahu’s weakness and even wrote him a letter asking him to “take a risk,” which he did – a big one.

By SHOSHANA TITA
28/04/2024

'The Vatican and Me': One man's journey to find divine treasures

The Vatican and Me is an object lesson in perseverance in the face of seemingly intractable indifference. An inspiring tale of Harry Moskoff's journey.

'On Her Own': The gripping new novel by Lihi Lapid

Lihi Lapid is a writer and activist for disability rights. She is married to Israeli politician Yair Lapid, currently the leader of the opposition.

By LINDA GRADSTEIN
27/04/2024
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