In his new book, Out of the Sky: Heroism and Rebirth in Nazi Europe, Canadian Israeli journalist and prize-winning author Matti Friedman trains his lens

Sharabi's memoir, 'Hostage,' takes readers inside the brutal massacre of his community on October 7 and the 491 days he spent in Hamas captivity.

In her new book, Lynne Olson shines a light on the brave band of women who were punished by the Nazis for their role in the French Resistance.

It’s more important than ever for Jews to publish—and buy—Israeli and Jewish-authored books, says Jerusalem-based literary agent Deborah Harris.

In ‘When We Flew Away,’ the author retraces Anne Frank’s steps before her life in the attic.

During cancer treatment, Epstein found strength by thinking of her parents: “My mother almost died in Bergen-Belsen and didn’t. I’ll get through this.”

When Angela Engel founded the Collective Book Studio four years ago, she envisioned a publishing space where Jewish women’s voices are amplified every day.

This Jewish author wants the world to reconsider what success and achievement looks like, particularly for women.