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Mizrahi-Arab-Ashkenazi Relations Since the Dawn of ZionismHillel Cohen, Translated by Haim Watzman “As in his previous histories, Cohen refuses to allow preconceptions and the taken for granted to distort his narrative. He insists on allowing the historical agents speak for themselves, and enables the often astonishing complexities of history appear in their fullest. This book is bound to challenge most readers’ view of the past, put in question any naive reading of the present, and further complicate any vision for the future for Israelis, Palestinians, and the Middle East at large.”
—Yaacov Yadgar, author of Israel’s Jewish Identity Crisis: State and Politics in the Middle East
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Anti-Semitic Mapping in Medieval EnglandAsa Simon Mittman Winner of the 2026 HBA Book Award for Exemplary Scholarship on the Period before 1600
A 2025 Choice Outstanding Academic Title
“This is an important, timely, and unique contribution! Complimented by abundant photos, maps, and a rich bibliography, this must-read volume covers topics that remain under researched.”
—L. Yacher, Choice
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The Lost Life and Work of Rahel SzalitKerry Wallach “This masterful historical reconstruction gives welcome due to a forgotten talent.”—Publishers Weekly | | | |
A Photographic ChronicleHassan Sarbakhshian, Lior B. Sternfeld, and Parvaneh Vahidmanesh “The eclectic photographs in this attractive coffee-table volume run the gamut from two Jewish carpet merchants working in their shop in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar to a group of Jewish boys playing football at a Hebrew school. Still other photos illuminate the diversity of Jewish life in contemporary Iran.”
—Sheldon Kirshner, Times of Israel
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A Mythical-Ritual GenealogyMarla Segol “Segol makes a groundbreaking contribution to the history of kabbalah, Jewish studies, and the history of religion, opening up innovative perspectives for our understanding of sex magic and its reception.”—Nicole Maria Bauer, Religious Studies Review | | | |
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