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Ehud Barak, Alice Shalvi And Nazi-Hunting Couple Win National Jewish Book Awards
Winners of the 2018 National Jewish Book Awards include one of Israel’s foremost statesmen and a couple who kept their love alive by hunting Nazis.
Ilana Kurshan Wins Sami Rohr Prize For ‘If All The Seas Were Ink’
“If All the Seas Were Ink” recounts the years in which Kurshan undertook the project of reading the entire Talmud, one page per day.
Sami Rohr Prize Finalists Include Ilana Kurshan, Yair Mintzker
The Sami Rohr Prize, awarded annually by the Jewish Book Council, is awarded to fiction and nonfiction books in alternating years.
National Jewish Book Awards: Golda Meir Biography, David Grossman Win Big
The National Jewish Book Awards have selected Francine Klagsbrun’s “Lioness: Golda Meir and the Nation of Israel” as 2017’s most notable Jewish book.
Jewish Book Council Announces 2017 Sami Rohr Prize Finalists
he Jewish Book Council has announced the finalists for the 2017 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature.
At The National Jewish Book Awards, Nostalgia — And An Acrobatic Tie — Reigned Supreme
As literature elevates, it is occasionally important to elevate literature, which is, perhaps, why the 2017 National Jewish Book Awards took place in a Manhattan penthouse.
Forward Writer Is Finalist as Daniel Gordis and Michael Chabon Win National Jewish Book Awards
The 2016 National Jewish Book Awards honored Gordis for “Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn” and Chabon for “Moonglow.”
New Jewish Literary Journal Pays Tribute to Vilna Ghetto Heroes
What the original Paper Brigade did will astonish you.
We Have 44 Days Until President Trump. Will Obama Recognize a Palestinian State Before Then?
Anxiety continues to roil through the pro-Israel world over a possible last-minute political move by the Obama administration that could permanently alter the Israeli-Palestinian geopolitical landscape.
7 YA and Romance Novels for Jewish Book Month
In honor of Jewish book month a collection of Young Adult and Romance novels for the Sisterhood readership.
