This American Jew Was Baited by White Supremacists. He Sees Israel as Part of the Problem
In his book ‘(((Semitism))),’ Jonathan Weisman tackles cyberhate against Jews in the age of Trump and comes up with a peculiar solution
Books
The Israeli Army Papers That Show What Ariel Sharon Hid From the Cabinet in the First Lebanon War
Shimon Golan’s book on the military and political decisions in 1982 offers no major revelations but sheds light on the war’s goals and the leaders who stood behind them
Conscientious Objector Puts Himself in an Israeli Soldier’s Boots in New Book
Debut novel by anti-occupation activist Moriel Rothman-Zecher reflects life in a 'broken place' and charts the fragile relationship between an IDF soldier and Palestinian twins
Book Review In 'The Automobile Club of Egypt,' Women Are the Driving Force for Change
Recently translated to Hebrew, Alaa Al-Aswany's dark novel is swirling with evil that comes cloaked in a deceptive wrapping marked by nostalgic appeal
The Holocaust Is Still Relevant to French Literature: An Interview With Eric Vuillard
Vuillard's ninth book, winner of the Prix Goncourt, is a powerful story connected to the rise of Nazism in Germany and Europe's blind advance toward the abyss in the years preceding the war