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What the critics are saying

“Elegantly written…”—The New York Times

“An essential source not only for Jewish readers but for serious readers in general. ”—Jason Epstein, Co-Founder, New York Review of Books

“The Jewish Review of Books is bold, compelling and beautifully written. A new anchor for Jewish intellectual discourse.”—Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post

“Nowhere is the wisdom of the Jewish tradition more thoughtfully explored, or its implications for contemporary religious, intellectual, social, and political life more incisively considered, than in the Jewish Review of Books.”—Robert P. George, Princeton University

“Engaging readers across the spectrum of religious or political tendencies on topics both timely and enduring.”—Leon Kass, University of Chicago

“The Jewish Review of Books is a needed gust of fresh and exciting air on the intellectual landscape of contemporary Jewish life.”—David Ellenson, President, Hebrew Union College

“An exciting, engaging, aesthetically pleasing, and intellectually stimulating contribution to contemporary American Jewish discourse. The Jewish Review of Books will appeal to thoughtful readers across the denominational spectrum.”—J.J. Schacter, University Professor, Yeshiva University

“An intellectual center where key Jewish ideas, issues, and books can be discussed and hashed
out.”— Chronicle of Higher Education

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New Republic No, Not The New York Review of Books. It’s The “Jewish Review of Books.”

Inside Higher Ed People of the Book

Forward A Jewish Journal of Ideas Is Born 

Chronicle of Higher Education My Daily Read: Michael Walzer