The award-winning novelist shares her thoughts on her new novel about a man and a woman who (separately) go to Israel to reset their lives.

Reena Ribalow, who came from generations of notable editors, writers and playwrights and helped shepherd the award honoring her father, has died at 70.

In her Ribalow Prize-winning novel, English writer Rose Tremain turns her delicately penetrating prose to themes of love, loyalty and music. 

"It is critically important for Israel to educate young generations of Israelis to believe in the ongoing dream of peace," Gordis relates.

Shepard, an Italian Catholic whose wife’s father was Jewish, spent more than two years conducting exhaustive research for his latest book, culminating in a trip to Warsaw.

Hadassah Magazine talks with Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg about her new parenting book.

The celebrated British author, lauded for his great comic wit and erudition, speaks with the magazine after the publication of his new book.

The writer of the 2015 Ribalow winner—The UnAmericans—discusses the story behind her stories.