The source of Henrietta Szold’s sorrow? Her inability to appreciate the greatness of her gifts, Francine Klagsbrun argues in a new biography about Hadassah’s pioneering founder.

Use our questions to guide book club conversations about 'The Wolf Hunt,' a psychological thriller by Israeli author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen.

An exhibit in downtown Manhattan shares a surprisingly uplifting chapter of the Holocaust in order to teach empathy and about fighting antisemitism in a younger generation.

'The only way to fight antisemitism is to teach,' said the actress who is involved in an initiative to teach the Holocaust to NYC public school students.

Jews' link to the Land of Israel is as old as the Bible. Do you recognize this passage from Deuteronomy?

In one of the best lines of Talia Carner’s historical novel, a character tells her granddaughter that “To be a Jewish woman is to not accept defeat.”

In her exquisite collection of short stories, Daphne Kalotay delves into themes that will resonate with Jewish readers, like trauma and escape from danger and oppression.

Rosa Lowinger’s spellbinding memoir about art conservation intertwines repairing the outside world and the one within.