BOOKS 2025

A groundbreaking study of the relationship between the Book of Isaiah and the poetry of the hearer. By applying literary methods concerning intertextual connections to the poetry of the hearer and the prophecy of Isaiah, the book reveals the complex connections between prophetic literature and poetry in the Torah.

From "Snooker Party" to "The Oshpizin": A new non-fiction book reveals what religious people look like in Israeli cinema. The book offers a fascinating and original look at the history of Israeli society through the lens of cinema. The book reveals how the representation of religious people on the big screen has changed – from ridiculous or threatening characters existing on the margins, to center stage in Israeli cinema.

The book's starting point is what is known as the "global bee problem": why have bees been given such a lofty and fateful role, carrying the future of humanity and the Earth on their shoulders? 'A Hive Trip' is a window into deep and wide-ranging ecological issues. What do bees tell us about their current state?

Israeli Drama on Television 1968-1998. In 1971, the first Hebrew-Israeli drama series, "Hadva and Shlomik" (Shmuel Imberman, 1971, based on a novel by Aharon Meged), was broadcast on the only television channel in Israel, in black and white. The Israeli audience loved the series very much, and the ratings, which were not yet measured at the time, were reflected in the streets that were emptied of people during its broadcast. The book deals with this series and three series created after it: "Mr. Money", "Michelle Ezra Safra and Sons", and "Bat Yam - New York"

The subtitle of the book is: 'On Lies and Betrayal.' The book reveals the forces that operated in real time and later in the Kastner trial and in the archives in the State of Israel, to conceal and falsify documents about the real rescue efforts in Hungary (1943-1944) led by Dr. Israel Kastner, head of the Rescue Committee.

The Netherlands. 1961. The craters left in the quiet countryside of eastern Holland after the bombings of World War I have been filled in, buildings have been renovated and restored, and it seems that the war is truly over. Isabel lives alone in her late mother's house, a life of orderly daily routine and strict self-discipline. Everything changes when her brother Louis brings his new and vulgar girlfriend Eva, leaves her there, and travels.

35 in-depth conversations about a sudden separation from home, from people, from communities, from routine and work, from history, from a pulsating life and from memories. Conversations about loss and brokenness, about uncertainty, about small attempts at rebirth, about outstretched hands. Each story is accompanied by a portrait photograph.

An excerpt from the novel appears on the back of the book, as Itamar Levy explains: "One of the most important and neglected parts of the book is the back cover... I have been approached again and again by the publishers who published my books, asking me to write a few words about the book and myself. I have refused every time. In almost all of my books, on the back of the book you can find an excerpt from the novel. This is, in my opinion, the right solution. If you liked what was written, if you were intrigued, you will want to continue into it as well."

Eshkol Nevo's classic is being republished after 18 years with a new ending. In the years since its publication in 2007, 'One Wish Right' has become a cult book in Israel and Italy. It has been translated into many languages, sold over half a million copies worldwide - and continues to amaze new generations of readers.

A practical, yet fun, guide to controlling blood glucose levels, for better health and feeling better. This groundbreaking book is full of scientific and authoritative information that helps us understand how our bodies work, but also gives us accessible and convenient tools to improve our connection with our bodies.

The days are the days of the Second Intifada. The hero of the book is Nimrod, who has difficulty accepting the illogical circumstances of the murder of his elderly mother in a terrorist attack and decides to launch his own investigation to discover the truth. However, there are quite a few people, it turns out, who know much more about Nimrod than he knows about himself and try to exploit this.

This is the first book in a trilogy in which Dovi Frances shares his life story, and shares honestly how a boy from a small neighborhood in Holon, an average student who worked as a messenger and helped support the family, managed to become a billionaire. The book was co-written with Lior Sasson.