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Arrivals: Unforeseen life
Leon Medalia learned he was Israeli by chance, but today he is here by choice.
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN
A historical novelist in a historical city
‘Girl With a Pearl Earring’ author Tracy Chevalier talks to ‘The Jerusalem Post’ about social mobility, feminism – and writing about the past, of course.
By AKIN AJAYI
Chronicles of the Cardo
The final report on the Jewish excavations in the Old City of Jerusalem is an open window for all those interested in the capital’s archeology and history.
By ALEXANDER ZVIELLI
Getting his thrills
Tom Rob Smith, a guest of the International Writers Festival, reveals why he embraces being labeled a genre writer.
By AKIN AJAYI
From one father to another
Benzion Netanyahu’s final book shows the reverence with which he holds Zionism’s architects.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
The battle in Britain
How Anglo Jewry responded to local Fascism in the 1930s.
By LIAT COLLINS
No added value
Peter Beinart presents no evidence that if Israel were to be more in line with the values of American Jews they would suddenly be interested in it.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Collective memories
Naftali Moses describes how public decided how he should grieve for his son, murdered in Merkaz Harav shooting.
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN
Facts and artifacts
30th volume of ‘Eretz-Israel,’ displays rich heritage of Canaanite, Israeli works of art.
By ALEXANDER ZVIELLI
No complaints
A full-throated defense of Philip Roth's iconic novel
By GLENN C. ALTSCHULER
A royal mess
Anne Sebba says could see woman who caused King Edward VIII’s abdication as friend – but not one she could trust.
By AKIN AJAYI
Hitler's soldier
In writing a biography of Heinrich Himmler, Peter Longerich sheds light on where the SS chief played a leading role.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Psychological warfare
By DEBORAH DANAN
Divide, rule and appease
Did the Pan-Arab policy serve British imperial interests?
By ALEXANDER ZVIELLI
An ongoing identity conflict
A little-known slice of American history reminds us that being Jewish in America has always been a complex psychological negotiation.
By ELAINE MARGOLIN
In every generation
'The New American Haggadah' is intended to bring Jews together around the notion of shared memory.
By BETH KISSILEFF/JOINT MEDIA NEWS SERVICE
The Ethiopian exodus
Editor Rabbi Menachem Waldman has created a Haggada that shows the way in which the modern-day plight of Ethiopian Jewry is parallel to the exodus of from Egypt.
By DAVID GEFFEN
The Jewish environment
Act now and insure our world is preserved and made greener for those who come after us.
By DAVID GEFFEN
For batter or worse
Amateur cook Ginsberg and professional pastry chef Berg have teamed up to take a look back on NY Jewish bakeries.
By AMY SPIRO
Healing the world, one soul at a time
The simple story is about one man’s need to repair the world, 'tikkun olam.'
By MOSHE DANN
A different kind of truth
Eliane Glaser’s new book is a polemical deconstruction of the popular delusions that populate our everyday life.
By AKIN AJAY
The contradictory clairvoyant
Erik Jan Hanussen’s clairvoyant powers and his support for the Nazis didn’t help him foresee that they would murder him in 1933.
By DAVID GEFFEN
Growing up in the shadow of greatness
‘Major/Minor,’ is Alba Arikha’s way of making sense of her tangled relationship with her famous father.
By AKIN AJAYI
Melancholy reflections
A compilation of Austrian novelist and journalist Joseph Roth’s letters reveal a man of contradictions: A Jew in Austria, an Austrian in Germany and a German in France.
By JP O’MALLEY
The gospel according to Jewish scholars
Marc Brettler explains how compiling commentary and essays on the Christian Bible has made him a better Jew.
By ABIGAIL KLEIN LEICHMAN
The heart of a community
One year later, residents, friends and family of the Fogel family gathered to commemorate their lives.
By JOSH HASTEN
A long way from Manhattan
As a flight attendant, Elisheva Gustafson was attracted to the varied architecture her world travels exposed her to and, after achieving her dream to become a designer, found the perfect place for her taste.
By GLORIA DEUTSCH
Enabling Prohibition
A look at the ongoing confrontation among American Jews before and during the alcohol ban.
By DAVID GEFFEN
What he’s talking about
Nathan Englander mulls questions of modern life and Jewish identity in his new collection of short stories.
By ELAINE MARGOLIN
From sheitel to shellfish
Full of juicy details about the Satmar community, this memoir just manages to stay on the right side of tasteful.
By NECHAMA VEEDER
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