Kertes among National Jewish Book Award winners
Toronto author Joseph Kertes has won the 59th annual National Jewish Book Award for Fiction for his novel, \”Gratitude.\”
Toronto author Joseph Kertes has won the 59th annual National Jewish Book Award for Fiction for his novel, \”Gratitude.\”
Two remote-controlled bombs were detonated close to the Allenby Bridge crossing as a convoy of Israeli diplomats visiting Jordan passed.
The upcoming visit of Pope Benedict XVI to the main synagogue in Rome has exposed splits in the Italian Jewish community.
Boston Red Sox infielder Kevin Youkilis was voted the top Jewish baseball player of the decade in online balloting.
A Tel Aviv polygamist cult leader living with at least 17 women and his 38 children was arrested on suspicion of abuses ranging from enslavement to rape.
Canada is redirecting its Palestinian aid away from a United Nations agency and toward specific projects.
The Forward will publish an Israel edition.
A coming-of-age novel about an Israeli girl whose family relocates to Staten Island was among the winners of the 2010 Sydney Taylor Book Awards for Jewish children\’s literature.