Rabbi Riskin’s new book portrays Judaism as a love story Top rabbis and relatives speak at an emotional launch at a Jerusalem hotel. Steve Linde April 22, 2025
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
Wanda Peretz’s journey through art, faith and history "The Ceiling," launched in Israel, captures the artistry and spiritual beauty of Poland’s wooden synagogues. Sharon Altshul March 23, 2025
‘An extraordinary rarity’: Exhibit of oldest Hebrew book opens at JTS library “There is something magical about being in the presence of a historically significant object, the oldest Hebrew book ever discovered,” David Kraemer, director of the JTS Library told JNS. Vita Fellig March 19, 2025
‘Columbia didn’t do enough’ after protests, Schumer tells ‘NYT’ As protests fell to "violence, antisemitism, the colleges had to do something," the Senate minority leader said. "And a lot of them didn’t do enough." Vita Fellig March 18, 2025
Chuck Schumer’s moral cowardice has enabled antisemitism The cancellation of his book tour is a reminder that the New York senator failed to lead the fight against Jew-hatred and sought to undermine Israel’s government for partisan reasons. Jonathan S. Tobin March 18, 2025
How the West was won, and how it can be saved In her new book, JNS columnist and author Melanie Phillips defends religion and tackles the why the woke left deny atrocities against Jews. Phyllis Chesler March 17, 2025
Schumer book tour postponed due to ‘security concerns’ The Jewish Senate minority leader's book events are on hold "as the New York Democrat faces blowback over his recent vote to avert a government shutdown," Jewish Insider reported. March 17, 2025
Israel library publication wins 74th National Jewish Book Award for visual arts It provides a thematic journey through the library’s collections, sharing anecdotes about the works and the people behind them. Jan. 23, 2025
