Hear from Martin Kimel about The Pessimist’s Son: A Holocaust Memoir of Hope.
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PETER O'BRIEN | "I have been reading Alex Ryvchin’s The Seven Deadly Myths. This is a confronting and compelling explanation of the phenomenon of antisemitism. Ryvchin argues that as phobias go, this one is in a class of its own."
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✨ Both Sides Face East was featured during the Between No Limits panel at the Book Arsenal Festival! 🎉📚
Editors ariel rosé and Alisa Slaughter explored the stories, inspirations, and questions behind the book.
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This uplifting story appeals to readers young and old!
Its short, impactful chapters are based on conversations Julie Masis had with her grandfather. Julie’s expertise in journalism and Jewish history guides us through an exploration of non-Jewish people helping Jewish people survive the Romanian occupation in Ukraine during World War II. Felix Lembersky’s exquisite illustrations add meaningful details to the tale.
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On October 7, 2023, Hamas perpetrated an unprecedented and brutal terrorist attack against Israel that shocked the world and triggered an extraordinary wave of global responses, including some of the most visible and virulent expressions of antisemitism in recent memory. Two years later, scholars, policymakers, and communities continue to grapple with the complex and often volatile relationship between anti-Israel sentiment, anti-Zionism, and contemporary antisemitism.
This special issue of the Journal of Contemporary Antisemitism seeks original research and scholarly reflections that critically examine the social, political, ideological, and institutional implications of 10/7 and its aftermath.
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This important book is officially out today!
Real letters. Real voices. Ukrainian women write from the heart of war—stories of identity, motherhood, resistance, survival, and hope.
These letters serve not only as powerful first-hand documentation of wartime life—they are living texts of how women navigate and endure the hardest challenges of the modern world. Through love, humor, pain, and resilience, these voices broaden our understanding of conflict, gender, and identity.
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