Jews for a Secular Democracy will be calling out literary censorship Sunday, Nov. 23, when it brings Banned Book Bingo to the ...

In 1926, the historian Beth Zion (Roochel) Lask, author of The Jews in England: A History For Young People read an essay ...

Celebrate a century of Jewish storytelling with free books, bagels and literary happenings on the Lower East Side.

Smith & Taylor Classics is an imprint of Unnamed Press, founded in 2024, combining Unnamed’s mission to uplift the unlikely ...

Like most rabbis, Rabbi Price held that it is appropriate to convert non-Jewish spouses, even if they do not intend to ...

Monday (November 17), there will be a Jewish Book Month 100 Pop Up Bookstore that is free and open to the public. In honor of 100 years of Jewish Book Month, 81 Hes­ter Street will transform into a ...

As Peter Beinart points out in his recent book, Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza, “there are still fewer Jews alive ...

Rabbi David Samson: "Just as a person can’t pick up a scalpel and become a brain surgeon without years of preparation, a ...

From social commentary to historical fiction and a children’s story, new books showcase the diversity of local Jewish writers ...

Pirkei Avot, “Ethics of the Fathers,” is a Jewish text that compiles ethical teachings and moral wisdom from a wide range of ...

Author Massoud Hayoun joins WMNF’s True Talk to discuss his book When We Were Arabs, exploring Arab Jewish identity, ...

After more than two years of war, Jewish support for Israeli atrocities in Gaza requires accountability, moral clarity and an ...