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Irwin Gabriel Katsof at his desk. Credit: Courtesy.
‘Living Dangerously’ and the path to salvation
In his new autobiography, Irwin Gabriel Katsof describes how he nearly lost his soul chasing after money, power and status.
Atara Beck
July 11, 2025
"The Authority of Law" statue, which sits on the west side of the U.S. Supreme Court building, in Washington, D.C. Credit: Matt H. Wade via Wikipedia Commons.
Parents have right to opt students out of ‘LGBTQ+ inclusive’ texts, Supreme Court rules
"Parents have the right to raise their children how they see fit, and this includes how and when to expose them to certain topics," said the chair of the House education panel.
JNS Staff
June 27, 2025
Author Max Brod in a cafe, circa 1965. Photo by Ilse Ester Hoffe/Courtesy of the Max Brod Archive at the National Library of Israel.
They did not surrender
Max Brod wrote about Tel Aviv during Israel's War of Independence. His work and his message are strikingly similar for Israel today.
Jan Kapusnak
June 25, 2025
Groundwork Books on the grounds of the University of California, San Diego. Photo by Ellia Torkian.
Campus bookstore in San Diego peddles Palestinian propaganda
What kind of educational institution sees self-immolation as heroic?
Ellia Torkian
June 10, 2025
Preparing for the annual Hebrew Book Week at Sarona in Tel Aviv. June 9, 2025. Photo by Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90.
‘One Day in October’
Ahead of Hebrew Book Week, JNS interviews the authors of a seminal book on Oct. 7, 2023.
Steve Linde
June 9, 2025
Physician Dr. Gedalya Fandel at his home on Moshav Shuva. Credit: Courtesy.
Moshe Kaplan’s Oct. 7 book offers ‘a message of hope’
"I wanted to present a framework for healing, unity and resilience," he tells JNS.
Steve Linde
May 22, 2025
Audio microphone. Credit: StockSnap/Pixabay.
‘An education in Judeo part of Judeo-Christianity’: John J. Miller takes break after 18 years of book podcasts
“I learned a ton about Jewish faith and traditions as well as Israel from these shows, during the research and preparation, as well as the recordings,” the Hillsdale professor and writer told JNS.
Menachem Wecker
May 19, 2025
Rabbi Shlomo Riskin at the book launch, April 21, 2025. Photo by Meir Elipur.
Rabbi Riskin’s new book portrays Judaism as a love story
Top rabbis and relatives speak at an emotional launch in Jerusalem.
Steve Linde
April 22, 2025
Ahmad Muna standing outside his family's bookshop in eastern Jerusalem, after it was closed by the police for a second time, March 11, 2025. Photo by Chaim Goldberg/Flash90.
Jerusalem bookstores selling anti-Israel, BDS fare
Selling books promoting BDS isn't a crime in Israel, but it could leave the seller vulnerable to a civil suit for economic damages.
Josh Hasten
April 9, 2025