BOOKS 2026

Anat Siman-Tov, a gentle woman with a well-developed imagination, is unexpectedly fired from her job as a scanner of old photos. In desperation, she answers a job ad from Veritas Research Laboratories Ltd., which requires no prior experience or special skills. She discovers that the mysterious company has taken on the mission of spreading the truth in the world, using a complex algorithm...

The little chick wanted to return to the egg and hatch from it again. She also wanted her mother to take care of her and have her own. And in general, she always wanted what she had grown up with. And what did her mother say to her?

Meet clinical narcissists. Narcissists are people who have a combination of excessive self-love and a lack of empathy for other people. They are not very common (about 2 percent of the people around us), but they can certainly make life unpleasant.

A novel about love that finds its way into the heart, about a bond that is slowly forged, and about old memories that flood us from the clear waters. The summer she turned seventeen, when Alice Everly was at the lake, she photographed three figures in a boat. A perfect frame, one unforgettable summer, and a picture that instilled in her a passion for photography.

A collection of smart, moving, and thought-provoking stories about family and memory. Each story stands on its own and at the same time leans on the others, echoing them and deepening through them. Together they create a delicate and fractured family fabric.

A tour guide abroad, who has gone on dozens of trips to a variety of classic and exotic destinations, brings a collection of sharp, warm, and humorous stories about the Israelis she met along the way. In an attempt to crack the "Israeliness" she discovers that Israelis don't really run away from home - they take it with them. The heat, the loudness, the guys from the reserves, the neighborhood, and the country from which it is impossible to escape.

A revolutionary democratic electoral system based on a model of government elected on an algorithmic basis. The book points out the central failure of the existing system - an electoral system controlled by parties, campaigns and donations, and offers a revolutionary but viable alternative: an advanced democratic system, based on scientific and technological tools.

Aviva Sigal, the beloved kindergarten teacher from Kfar Azza who survived 51 days in Hamas captivity, is publishing a gripping biographical book that recounts her memories of captivity and the determined fight for the release of her husband Keith, who remained in captivity and was released after 484 days. Aviva's story - wife, mother, grandmother and early childhood educator - is told in an almost visual way, thanks to the power of her detailed memory.

Why is trust in liberal democracy eroding precisely in an era of increased life expectancy, economic prosperity, and the highest literacy rate in history? Has democracy failed, or are we demanding from it what it was not designed to or cannot provide? Interactive book

The day Raoul doesn't show up for Lillian and his weekly surprise party, Lillian realizes something is wrong. But her partner's absence is just the first hint that her life is about to change. A smart human and social thriller, in which criminal investigation and personal investigation become increasingly intertwined until they can't be separated.

The regional dynamics that led to the Hamas attack on October 7th from several angles, and through non-Israeli eyes. Each chapter deals with a different arena: Hamas, the Palestinian Authority, Qatar and the Dollar Agreement, as well as Egypt, through an in-depth description of its tortuous relationship with Hamas.

A current spy thriller based on true events. September 2024. On a clear day, thousands of beepers explode simultaneously across Lebanon. What looks like a scene from a movie is actually the culmination of the most sophisticated, daring and deadly espionage operation in the history of the Mossad...