New titles feature the diary of an IDF reservist, essays from Israeli writers and journalists and a prayerbook created by Israeli women in response to the war.

Photographer and collage artist Ilit Azoulay brings her striking cultural mashups to New York City’s Jewish Museum.

Montreal's much beloved Jewish bard turned to this High Holidays poem for lyrical rumination.

A new Dallas exhibit offers 200 paintings of men, women and children captured by Hamas on October 7.

A handful of new cookbooks prove that vegetables have been integral to Jewish food traditions for centuries.

Why travel to the most famous region where Jews were ever burned? To connect with Jewish history, to mourn our people and to bear witness.

Astrid Lindgren’s lovable gingi comes alive as Pipi Langshtrimp, courtesy of Yiddish translator Arun Schaechter Viswanat.

A collection of spiritual poetry, bittersweet and playful illustrated stories, and a book about Al Jolson and making of the 1927 film, “The Jazz Singer.”