Books Received

Is the Good Book Bad A Traditional Jewish Response To The Moral Indictments Of The Bible by Michoel Stern (Mosaica) Orchos Taharah: A Comprehensive And Practical Compendium Of Hilchos Niddah And Yichud by Rabbi Netanel Tessler (Mosaica) Upon A Ten-Stringed Harp: How Torah And Mitzvos Prepare The Soul For Eternity by Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe (Mosaics) Exploring Perek Shirah by Rebbetzin ...

PESAḤ: Insights From the Past, Present, and Future published by The Habura

The Anatomy of Jewish Law: A Fresh Dissection of the Relationship Between Medicine, Medical History, & Rabbinic Literature by R. Dr. Edward Reichman (OU Press) Bridging Traditions: Demystifying Differences Between Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jews by R. Haim Jachter (OU Press) Foundation of Faith: A Tapestry of Insights & Illuminations on Pirkei Avot by R. Norman Lamm (OU Press) Before Hashem ...

The Judaism of the Poskim: Responsa and the Nature of Orthodox Judaism by R. Gidon Rothstein (Mosaica) Faith Fulfilled: Megillat Esther and the Ma’ariv Evening Service for Purim with Commentary from the Writings of Rabbi Eliezer Berkovits edited by Reuven Mohl (Urim)

Jacob Katz on the Origins of Orthodoxy edited by Giti Bendheim, Menachem Butler, Jay M. Harris, Uriel Katz (Shikey) The Foundation of Judaism by R. Akiva Aaronson (Feldheim)

Are You Sure?: How Chazakahs Guide Us Through the Unknown by Yudi Levine (Shikey) The Hidden Saint by Mark Levenson (Level Best)

Rupture and Reconstruction: The Transformation of Modern Orthodoxy by Dr. Haym Soloveitchik (Littman) Binah Ba-Sefarim: Dinim Derabbanan by R. Daniel Z. Feldman (Yeshiva)

Shomer Emunim; The Introduction to Kabbalah by R. Yosef Ergas, translated by R. Avinoam Fraenkel (Urim) Who Will Remember You?: A Philosophical Study and Theory of Memory and Will by Israel Bitton (Hamilton)

The Transformative Daf Tractate Rosh Hashanah by R. Daniel Friedman (Mosaic)

Bedtime Reading for Briskers: Lomdus and Life Lessons from the Laws of Korbanos on the Weekly Parsha by R. Ephraim Meth Making Meaning Out of Madness: A Jewish Journey by Miranda Portnoy