When 18 year old David Levi is arrested together with his father and friends and deported from their home in Palenstine by the Turks, none of them knows what the future holds. But their spirits soar
Mayer Aaron Levi lives in a small village. Like his fellow Jews, Mayer Aaron studies Torah and goes to the synagogue three times a day. Unlike everybody else, he also owns a lemon tree. When the lemon
Just for You is a lyrical composition of poems celebrating love, beauty and the endurance of the human spirit. In a blend of sweetness and humor, the work conveys an understanding of life in all its s
Comfortably sized illustrated Haggadah with Hebrew text, English translation, and the transliteration of the Hebrew text. Now everyone can join the Seder!
Tells the story of 1,564 Torahs stolen by Nazis from synagogues in Czechoslovakia, rescued twenty years later, and placed in the hands of people who love them.
Plaut, an American who emigrated to Israel in 1981, tells the true story of Salim Saadi, the legendary Arab Bedouin scout, and examines Bedouin-Jewish relations in Israel. The author teaches business
This volume is a collection of breaking news reports from the front lines of the propaganda war against Israel, the Jews, and the infidel West. Dr. Chesler tracks the “slow motion Holocaust” that bega
In this memoir, Nissel recounts how she grew up as a child of Holocaust survivors in Vienna, in a collection of short stories tracing her family history, from the lives of her grandparents and parents
Lilo was a child during the Holocaust. Now that the older generation of Holocaust survivors, such as her parents, are just about gone, she and others like her are the last survivors of the Holocaust t
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. What is the child s mo
There is no lack of books for Orthodox Jews on the laws of family purity, and there is no lack of secular sex manuals, yet there has never been a book that attempted to be a sexual manual for Orthodox
For his fifth birthday, Avi gets a magical toy car with the number 613, the symbol of the various kinds of good deeds listed in Jewish law, painted on it, and discovers that the car will take him to p