How do you describe colors to a blind person? Can you convey the shadings, the nuances, the intensities? In The Marriage of Opposites, Alice Hoffman asks the reader…

In his controversial new history of the Holocaust, Timothy Snyder argues that anti-Semitism cannot fully explain the behavior of those involved in the murder of the Jews.

An exchange of glances between a woman and a man in a Tel Aviv café. The woman exits and the man runs after her.

The writer of the 2015 Ribalow winner—The UnAmericans—discusses the story behind her stories.

Jonathan and Jesse Kellerman have teamed up again for the second golem mystery. And novelist Ona Russell sets her historical whodunit in 1920s Los Angeles, among the Jewish…

Judy Blume's name on a book cover has been synonymous with childhood for almost 50 years, with millions of fans crediting her novels for their helpful insights.

Warm tales of family Shabbats, holiday celebrations and charmingly told Bible stories are new this year for the youngest readers.

Aharon Appelfeld, the distinguished Israeli author and winner of prestigious awards for his adult novels, has written his first book for young readers.