From Hanukkah golems to the life of celebrated mime Marcel Marceau, new kids’ books bring Jewish and Israeli history, culture and imagination to life.

From golem socks and sculptural menorahs to mah jongg sets and dazzling jewelry, there’s something for everyone on your shopping list.

The incidence of bowel conditions is skyrocketing, and we need to find ways to discuss conditions such as ulcerative colitis, IBS and celiac disease without shame.

From magical realism to Holocaust history, five new books explore different facets of Jewish identity, memory and resilience.

Baking and hosting mavens Susan Spungen and Rebekah Lowin offer inspiration for turning cookies into a delicious Hanukkah tradition.

As libraries evolve beyond bookshelves and reading rooms, librarians embrace new roles and challenges while remaining committed to their core mission: making knowledge accessible to all.

Amid rising antisemitism and growing industry exclusion, new publishing houses, literary imprints and digital platforms champion Jewish, Israeli and Zionist voices.

How do you counter thousands of years of myths and falsehoods about the Jewish people? Dara Horn just might have the answer.

As tourism to the Holy Land grew in the early 20th century, Hadassah encouraged its members to see Palestine for themselves, turning travel into a vehicle for deepening Jewish connection.

Experience the magazine beyond its print edition with new audio offerings.