Estelle Chasen When young Detective Yardena Halpert is assigned a missing child case, she puts her heart and soul into finding three-year-old Adina Barzilai, despite feeling out of her league....

Robert Jay Lifton Nazi doctors did more than conduct bizarre experiments on concentration-camp inmates; they supervised the entire process of medical mass murder, from selecting those who were to be...

David S Wyman "Why Auschwitz Was Never Bombed," a chapter from this book, appeared in the May 1978 issue of Commentary and aroused a major controversy in the press here...

Rabbi Lawrence Hajioff Jew Got Questions is an easy-to- read guide that helps you navigate Judaism in today's world. Throughout the author's 13 year Rabbinical career, he has been asked...

Pinchas Winston Sixty Daily Lessons to help a Jew Yearn for Redemption  

Chicken Soup for the Jewish Soul: 101 Stories to Open the Heart and Rekindle the Spirit (Chicken Soup for the Soul) Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen Romantics of all...

Rivkah Slonim In this absorbing collection of 50 essays and stories about the mikvah—the Jewish ritual bath—women and men contribute their thoughts on this ancient Jewish tradition. The issues of...

Loolwa Khazzoom Many of us have stereotypes of what “Jewish” looks like—and for many of us that image is white and European. Yet, with the blossoming Jewish multiculturalism movement, led...

Noah Gordon Michael Kind was a young American Jewish, but he was also a man. A man who couldn't help that his heart led him to Leslie, a beautiful Christian....

Rabbi Moshe Averick Is atheism more rational than monotheism?Atheists claim so, but this fascinating, original, and well-researched masterpiece proves otherwise. Find out why much of what is said about G-d...

Avraham Tzvi Schwartz Common sense, and the Torah itself, obligates us to be happy. Happiness after all, is the great highway that leads to every success. The problem is however,...

Lynn Gottleib A high-spirited woman rabbi assesses contemporary Judaism and breathes new life into classic tradition by drawing on Jewish, feminist, ecological and Native American sources.First published March 3, 1995