With cries of pain and moments of humor, French Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur’s latest is a powerful response to the shock and fracturing of the past year.

“No land on this planet is a shelter for Jews; that is what the Event of October 7 proclaims,” Bernard-Henri Lévy writes in his new book.

A trio of new volumes bear witness to the worst moments in Israel’s history and bear witness to raw trauma and heroism.

Use these questions to guide book club conversations about 'Displaced Persons,' an award-winning short story collection by Joan Leegant.

An account of how authors and rabbis shaped post-Holocaust American Jewish identity, a murder mystery and a biography of Bernadine Szold Fritz.

A cancer memoir from a comedy writer, a book on Irish and Jewish solidarity and a story about Franz Kafka’s first fiancée.

The acclaimed author’s appearance at a One Book, One Hadassah event was enough to include her on a blacklist of ‘Zionist’ authors.

Use these questions to guide book club conversations about 'The Boy with the Star Tattoo,' a thrilling historical fiction about the early days of Israel by Talia Carner.