Book review: The Origin of the Jews by Steven WeitzmanHow did we get here — and from where?By Professor David-Hillel Ruben2 min read
Book review: The Attack of the 50ft WomenA real-life Handmaid's Tale, this hard-hitting, non-fiction book shows how dystopian our reality still is for women in the UK and beyond.By Marina Gerner1 min read
The legacy of the summer of loveDanny Goldberg's new book is a personal detailed account of a golden, pivotal, period in America's historyBy Barry Toberman5 min read
Book Review: Self-destructing continentRobert Low reviews Douglas Murray's The Strange Death of EuropeBy Robert Low2 min read
Hebrew, the historic language that forms a bridge across timeThe story of Hebrew By Lewis Glinert Princeton University Press, £22.99By Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild1 min read
Review: Beyond the Balfour DeclarationLeslie Turnberg's new book is dangerously simplistic, says Geoffrey AldermanBy Geoffrey Alderman1 min read
Book review: A Boy in WinterStoddard Martin says Rachel Seiffert's new book would make a great filmBy Stoddard Martin2 min read
Keeping it in the familyOur columnist Jonathan Freedland has a new thriller out. Who better to interview him, we thought, than his proud dad, Michael Freedland?By Michael Freedland5 min read
Siblings and othersAngela Kiverstein's round up of this month's children's booksBy Angela Kiverstein1 min read
Town and country, turmoil and crimeAmanda Craig's new novel is really three books in one, says Keren DavidBy Keren David2 min read
Making it againNorman Podhoretz's memoir was sensational in 1967 - but now seems very dated, says Robert LowBy Robert Low2 min read
The thinking man’s anti-ZionistFor George Steiner a Jew is “someone who, when reading a book, pencil in hand, is convinced he will write a better one”. Gerald Jacobs enjoys a book which captures Steiner's compelling conversations.By Gerald Jacobs3 min read
My refugee book inspired by two batmitzvahsSita Brahmachari's new book links the Jewish refugee experience with the present dayBy Sita Brahmachari 2 min read
VI Warshawski goes to KansasSara Paretsky's PI heroine is still a refreshing read, 18 books on, says Alan MontagueBy Alan Montague1 min read