From the newest novel by Jennifer Weiner to Michael Chabon on fatherhood, we have recommendation for a wide variety of bookish tastes.

In his gripping new novel, Jonathan de Shalit reprises the character of Ya’ara Stein, a ruthless Mossad agent on a mission to keep Israel safe.

Israel may have been late to the sci-fi game but here, at last, is the first anthology of works from the genre from the Holy Land.

Find out about the coffeehouses that became the refuges of Jewish writers, thinkers, activists and even gangsters from the mid-19th to the mid-20th centuries.

In this slim but powerful volume, Ensler crafts, in her late-father’s voice, the letter of apology she’ll never receive from the man who abused her.

The root kof-yod-tsadi, summer, leads to seasonal clothing, camps, vacations—and figs, which ripen in the hottest season.

Few would have guessed that an Israeli television show about an insular ultra-Orthodox family living in the crowded Geula neighborhood of Jerusalem would become a

Hadassah unequivocally supports reproductive rights. It has been our policy for decades and we are now reaffirming our stance.