Vanessa L. Ochs’s new 'biography' chronicles early textual sources as well as new ritual practices of the seder-night staple.

A mouse steals the hametz and alligators enjoy the seder night in delightful holiday picture books for young children.

Two new Haggadot follow the traditional order and use clear language to explain the whys and wherefores of everything from candlelighting to the objects on the seder plate.

Talia Carner’s historical fiction exposes a little-know piece of Jewish history, the sex trafficking of Jewish women from Russia to Argentina in the 19th century.

In stark and understated prose, Elisabeth Asbrink juxtaposes seemingly random events of 1947 to construct a close-up picture of a that eventful year.

Journalist Jack Fairweather has written a riveting account of Witold Pilecki, a Polish resistance leader who allowed himself to be captured by the Germans, in order to be sent…

'The Siege of Tel Aviv' painstakingly imagines an invasion of the Jewish state by five Arab armies, led by Iran—and was condemned on social media for being Islamophobic.