This critical biography of Carole King pays close attention to her Jewishness and how, while lightly worn, it informed her life and work
A welcome guide on combatting extremism from a figure who can draw on decades of hard-won street-level experience doing exactly that
This historical account of antisemitism is a remarkable exercise in cognitive dissonance
In his latest book, James Bloodworth immerses himself in the so-called manosphere and finds a world that closely resembles, and frequently crosses over with, the far right. Not least in its attitudes to Jews
From the viewpoints of its three protagonists, ‘The Unworthy’ is a credible depiction of its tough working-class world
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This is an incisive and persuasive account of how the story of the Second World World has been the West’s defining narrative of the past 80 years. But when the author predicts the resurgence of a Christian tradition, his polemic becomes vaporous
This fictionalised portrait of Austrian film-maker GW Pabst and his moral struggles under the Nazis immerses us in a world thick with fear, corruption and self-deception
This report on the new face of the far right is timely and frightening in equal measure
The parallels between the abuse suffered by women at the hands of extreme trans rights activists and what Jews endure from self-professed Palestinian supporters are striking
This new portrait of Krautrock shows how the country’s rare Jewish survivors were central to its development