A new book of unflinching and honest, poetic and learned essays are seasoned with Jewish learning as they explore motherhood’s complexities, challenges and joys.

When each Jew is confident in who they are, they do not need to fear those who worship differently. At Mount Sinai and today, we are all the…

Beyond a tale of star crossed lovers, Zeeva Bukai’s debut novel explores home, exile and belonging between the 1967 Six-Day War and the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

Jump into the season with fresh titles about creative geniuses, women who converted to different religions and more.

Bursting with sheer chutzpah, four recent collections of short biographies celebrate women who broke barriers, pioneered new fields and made a difference in the world.

It has become increasingly important to embrace the discomfort of disagreement in order to break the cycle of intolerance that our society has fallen into.

A dreamlike fantasy adventure rooted in rich Jewish tradition—what else would we expect from Dara Horn's new Passover graphic novel?

After October 7, Anne’s diary merits rereading as a siren alerting us to the malevolent potential of antisemitism anywhere.