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Antisemitism in the Arab-Israeli Conflict
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Time to Confront the Elephant in the Room
Stone, David H.
David Stone’s masterful account exposes how the root cause of the Arab-Israeli conflict lies in a continuing and virulent antisemitism cloaked in anti-Zionism. A depressing but essential message that deserves to be widely read, especially in the West where...
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Creating a Storm
$29.95
Jewish Women in the World of Arts and Culture
Seddon, Isabelle
Foreword by Dame Maureen LipmanIt is to Isabelle Seddon’s great credit that she marks the contributions of the early pioneers, as well as those who have done sterling work in more recent years.
Rabbi Dame Julia NeubergerHere Isabelle...
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Emanuel Ringelblum and Reuven Ben-Shem's War Writings
$85.00
Perceptions of space in the Warsaw Ghetto
Nizan, Victoria
History and politics were two important concepts defining Jewish identity prior to the Second World War. This book explores how these were expressed in the war writings of Emanuel Ringelblum and Reuven Ben-Shem, inmates...
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Netanyahu’s Israel
$29.95
Rise of the Far Right
Confino, Jotam
Jotam Confino has been my go-to correspondent from Israel since the October 7th massacre and subsequent conflict. Balanced, informed and looking for positive routes forward his book is a timely...
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The Czech Refugee Trust Fund in Britain 1938–1975
$69.95
Lifeline to Freedom
Brinson, Charmian and Buresova, Jana BarboraThis book documents the vital role of the British-based Czech Refugee Trust Fund (CRTF) and its predecessor, the British Committee for Refugees from Czechoslovakia (BCRC). It provides much needed insight into the now almost forgotten political debates, controversies, and difficulties that impacted...
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The Jews of Lithuania
$29.95
A Journey Through the long Twentieth Century
Sayers, Nick
This book is the result of a personal quest to understand more about Nick’s family background in eastern Europe. It leads him to dig deeply into many of the big questions about modern Jewish history in Lithuania.
Why were lots of Jewish...