BOOKS 2026

In the mid-1990s, a young researcher in the history department seeks to examine the power relations and undercurrents of conflicted and divided Israeli society. She begins working as a research assistant for a bright young faculty member, and an intense and symbiotic relationship develops between them that spills over from the university into their social lives.

15 years after immigrating to Israel from Morocco, Meir Sheetrit became the youngest head of the council in Israel, ever since. The revolution he made in Yavneh caused veterans to make a pilgrimage to him. A few years later, he was elected to the Knesset on behalf of the Likud, served there for 30 years, and served as a minister in six ministries. He longs for the days when the country he loves so much will return to being the country he knew. Until then, he continues to fight for it.

Ellie loves her grandmother very much. But Ellie's grandmother is very old, and so Ellie decides to find someone to marry and to ask of him just one request - to let her have it. On the way, you will meet a caped apothecary, chatter stones, and talking flowers. You will have to deal with the witch, the bard, and her crows, and climb to the top of the spire.

How were the laws that contributed to strengthening society in Israel born? In a democratic regime, the law is supreme. Everyone is subject to it – government ministers, police officers, judges, the army and all citizens of the country. The law can bring about profound changes in society, strengthen individual rights and advance national goals; but, the law can also try to break the principle of equality, which has been a fundamental principle since the days of democracy in Athens.

לנה בראונינג, כוכבת הוליוודית אגדית מלוס אנג'לס, נעתרת להצעתה של השחקנית העולה סיינה הייז, לביים ולשחק בסרט על דמותה ועברה. במהלך התחקיר והצילומים חושפת לנה את עברה המורכב. עכשיו היא חושפת את מעשי הגבורה ואת המעשים האפלים שנאלצה לבצע, ואת חייה שהסתבכו בגלל אהבה אסורה.

In light of the cruelty of the Simchat Torah massacre, and the moral injury caused by the violence in which we live, 'Morality Under Fire' seeks to turn our gaze to the values ​​and morality that guide Israel's strategy in times of war and peace.

A suspenseful novel about a stormy love that turned into domestic violence, and about the struggle between law and morality. On Christmas Eve, Maria took their six-year-old son Yuri for a ride in the car of her husband Daniel, a high school teacher and actor in a theater group, who lived separately from her. A short time later, she was killed in a car accident, their little son survived. What really happened between the couple?

A historical novel based on a true story: the fate of the Jews of Rhodes, the confiscation of their property, and the treasure discovered at Rhodes Police Headquarters seventy years later. A moving novel about love, family, loss, and hope. Patricia Wilson, a British author who lives in Rhodes, navigates in gripping writing between present-day Rhodes and the heroes who fought for their home during one of the darkest periods in history.

Shaping Consciousness for Zionism in the Style of the Labor Movement. A new book that traces the way in which the subject of Hebrew labor was promoted in the years 1926-1935 in the pages of 'Bama'el' – the journal of the Histadrut's youth movement (which was initially called the Working Youth Movement and later called the Working and Learning Youth Movement).

In the woods near a psychiatric institution, a hunter finds a woman's body in the snow. He slips her gold necklace, on which hangs a key and a ring, into his pocket. Years later, the young woman's brother, a rescue diver named Bobby Westran, is called in the dead of night to recover bodies and equipment from a plane that has crashed on its passengers in the Gulf of Mexico...

In the gripping and moving historical novel "The Land of Others," everyone lives in a place that does not belong to them and is forced to fight for freedom. As the book's heroine, Mathilde, discovers within herself powers and abilities she never imagined existed, the national sentiment of the local Moroccans grows stronger, until the outbreak of violent riots that will lead to the liberation of their country.

Prof. Shlomo Mendelovich interprets an original concept of the human psyche – not as a mysterious phenomenon but as a living, dynamic, and researchable system, made up of five dimensions: action, thought, emotion, experience, and being. Between these dimensions, there are subtle relationships of mutual influence, governed by five operating principles that outline the balance, movement, and growth of the life of the psyche.