Book Reviews
Iran Nuclear Weapons Destroy Israel in Novel That Brings Fear to Life (REVIEW)
"You and your crew of 34, Daniel. You are the last Israelis. You are all that is left. But you have no home. You...
The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization, Volume 10 1973-2005 (REVIEW)
The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization, Volume 10 1973-2005, edited by Deborah Dash Moore and Nurith Gertz (Yale University Press, 2012). Anyone as devoted in spirit and pocket to the Jewish people as Felix...
Klara’s Journey Casts Jews in Fast-Paced Adventure Through Russian History
JNS.org - "If you're sick, move away. Have some consideration for others," a red army soldier scolds a slow-moving old man selling train tickets. "No, fires back the old man, proud, haughty, not realizing it's a...
Book Review: ‘Jewish Jordan’ Memoir an Important Guide for Players and Coaches
JNS.org - Despite his friends' and family's doubts that a young Orthodox Jewish athlete could ever play college or professional basketball without compromising his religious values, between 1999 and 2009 the "Jewish Jordan" defied conventional...
From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left, the Jews, and Israel, by Robert Wistrich (REVIEW)
"We Shall Build Ramallah in England's Green and Pleasant Land" From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left,...
Book Review: Novel Casts Jewish Characters in Legal Battle for Cord Blood
SAN DIEGO—Liz Rosenberg's The Laws of Gravity, to be published this May, casts a full...
Choosing Life in Israel, by P. David Hornik (REVIEW)
Choosing Life in Israel, by P. David Hornik (Ontario: Freedom Press, 2013). The first two words...
Menachem Begin: A Life, by Avi Shilon (REVIEW)
I've just finished reading Avi Shilon's new biography of my favourite Israeli leader of all,...
Book Review: From The Company of Shadows
Members of CAIR at an annual dinner in Houston. From The Company of Shadows by...
Iran Nuclear Weapons Destroy Israel in Novel That Brings Fear to Life (REVIEW)
"You and your crew of 34, Daniel. You are the last Israelis. You are all that is left. But you have no home. You must...
The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization, Volume 10 1973-2005 (REVIEW)
The Posen Library of Jewish Culture and Civilization, Volume 10 1973-2005, edited by Deborah Dash Moore and Nurith Gertz (Yale University Press, 2012). Anyone as devoted...
Klara’s Journey Casts Jews in Fast-Paced Adventure Through Russian History
JNS.org - "If you're sick, move away. Have some consideration for others," a red army soldier scolds a slow-moving old man selling train tickets. "No, fires...
Book Review: ‘Jewish Jordan’ Memoir an Important Guide for Players and Coaches
JNS.org - Despite his friends' and family's doubts that a young Orthodox Jewish athlete could ever play college or professional basketball without compromising his religious...
From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left, the Jews, and Israel, by Robert Wistrich (REVIEW)
"We Shall Build Ramallah in England's Green and Pleasant Land" From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left, the Jews, and Israel, by Robert Wistrich (Lincoln, Nebraska and...
Book Review: Novel Casts Jewish Characters in Legal Battle for Cord Blood
SAN DIEGO—Liz Rosenberg's The Laws of Gravity, to be published this May, casts a full set of Jewish main characters in a legal battle over...
Choosing Life in Israel, by P. David Hornik (REVIEW)
Choosing Life in Israel, by P. David Hornik (Ontario: Freedom Press, 2013). The first two words of the title Choosing Life in Israel, by P....
Menachem Begin: A Life, by Avi Shilon (REVIEW)
I've just finished reading Avi Shilon's new biography of my favourite Israeli leader of all, Menachem Begin. I was a little surprised when it ...
Book Review: From The Company of Shadows
Members of CAIR at an annual dinner in Houston. From The Company of Shadows by author Kevin Shipp offers a fascinating insider's view of the...
Antisemitism: A Specific Phenomenon (REVIEW)
Antisemitism: A Specific Phenomenon, by Clemens Heni (Berlin: Edition Critic, 2013). A publication of the Berlin International Center for the Study of Antisemitism. "As time...
A PR Man’s Recommended Reading on Jews and Israel
For "the people of the book", here are some recently released Jewish and Israel related must-read books: The Elected and the...
The Myth of the Almighty Scientist: “Genesis and Genes” by Yoram Bogacz (REVIEW)
Genesis and Genes, by Yoram Bogacz (Feldheim Publishers, 2012) There is at least one thing that intelligent theists and atheistic/materialist scientists agree on: "leaps of faith" are...
The Prague Cemetery, by Umberto Eco (REVIEW)
The Prague Cemetery, by Umberto Eco, trans. Richard Dixon (HoughtonMifflinHarcourt, 2011). The center of this novel is The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, a...
New Book on Jewish Athletes Something Kids Can Root For
Looking for the neatest holiday gift for your sports-loving young one? How about the perfect Bar Mitzvah present that surely will delight? A spectacular new book...
