Writer Monique Charlesworth discusses the web of deceit woven by her German-Jewish mother
By Jennifer Lipman
Codex Sassoon — the oldest nearly complete version of the Hebrew Bible — will go on sale at Sotheby’s in New York in May
By Jenni Frazer
By Howard Jacobson
Howard Jacobson - one of our greatest living authors - argues for a new positivity towards Jewishness and Israel
Elsbeth Lindner's book tells a remarkable tale of her artist uncle
By Elsbeth Lindner
Multi-award-winning graphic artist Rutu Modan reveals her inspirations
By Joel Meadows
Penguin is reprinting some of his best-known works in new editions
By David Herman
Middlesex University lecturer Dr Tarek Younisis is also promoting publication with Asim Qureshi of CAGE
By David Rose
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Jewish Book Week 2023 kicks off on February 25. Its director Claudia Rubenstein introduces this year’s star-studded programme
By Claudia Rubenstein
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An important new history sheds light on the major role played by so-called neutrals in the mass extermination of Jews
By Colin Shindler
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By Georgia L Gilholy
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By Robert Low
Anton Shammas' breakthrough novel cleverly interweaves the imagined and the remembered
Leading Jewish-American writer whose stories describe the humanity of the lonely
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