During that period, he began publishing his well-known works, beginning with his Passover Haggadah, “Hazon Ovadia,” in 1952. In 1970, the government awarded him the prestigious Israel Prize in ...

Respected among all segments of Jewry (he was a close friend of the fiercely anti-Zionist Rav Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld), he believed that the secularists who mostly led the Zionist cause were part ...

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A 30-year-old book is on Michigan's most-requested-titles so far this year. Nearly 1 million items were loaned to local library members through Michigan's catalog system, MeLCat, last year.

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Iowa cannot, for now, continue to enforce part of its book ban law, a federal judge said Tuesday, giving major publishers that sued the state the second temporary reprieve they requested.

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Founded by Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, Shas challenged both Labor and Likud, advocating for expanded welfare policies, funding for religious institutions, and greater political inclusion. Over time ...

“A good book gives you a map to yourself,” said Dr. Maté, now a trauma researcher and author of “The Myth of Normal.” While reading Dr. Miller’s book, his experiences started to make sense.

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