Books Received

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: To Mourn a Child: Jewish Responses to Neonatal and Childhood Death edited by R. Jeffrey Saks and Dr. Joel Wolowelsky (OU Press)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: HaKol Baseder Haggadah Kit by R. Mitch Heifetz & Michael Toben (Gefen) Echoes of Eden: Sefer Vayikra by R. Ari Kahn (OU Press, Gefen) Awesome Creation: A Study of the First Three Verses of the Torah by R. Yosef Bitton (Gefen) Debunking the Bull: For ...

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: Prayers for the Welfare of the State & for the Welfare of the State of Israel by Dr. Avraham Steinberg (OU Press/Yad HaRav Herzog) Doublelife: One Family, Two Faiths and a Journey of Hope by Harold Berman and Gayle Redlingshafer Berman (Longhill)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: The Challenge of Received Tradition: Dilemmas of Interpretation in Radak’s Biblical Commentaries by Dr. Naomi Grunhaus (Oxford) In One Era Out the Other by Michael Kaufman (Menucha)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: Birkas Yitzchak: Chidushim U-Vi’urim al Ha-Torah by R. Menachem Genack (Mesorah/OU Press) Vision from the Prophet and Counsel from the Elder by R. Hayyim Angel (OU Press)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: Radical Responsibilty: Celebrating the Thought of Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks edited by Michael J. Harris, Daniel Rynhold, Tamra Wright (Maggid) The Legacy: Teaching for Life from the Great Lithuanian Rabbis R. Berel Wein, R. Warren Goldstein (Maggid)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: Guide to Traditional Jewish Observance in a Hospital edited by R. Jason Weiner Movers and Shakers: Sixty Prominent Personalities Speak Their Mind on Tape edited by Elliot Resnick (Brenn)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: Jewish Identity: Who Is A Jew? (expanded edition) edited by Baruch Litvin (Ktav)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: Colors from a Zionist’s Palette: A Trilogy by Arieh Larkey (Gefen)

The following books have been received and may be reviewed or quoted in the future: Harry Fischel: Pioneer of American Jewish Orthodoxy, Whose Philanthopy Changed the Face of American Judaism (Augmented Edition) by R. Herbert S. Goldstein, Harry Fischel, R. Aaron Reichel (Ktav) Rebels in the Holy Land: Mazkeret Batya, an Early Battleground for the Soul of Israel by Sam ...