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	The Alternative by Rabbi Yehuda Schwartz No Moshiach For Yisrael - Sanhedrin 99a A must read on the subject of Moshiach, "The Alternative" is a halachic analysis of the unfolding global and empirical Messianic events involving Yisrael and the nations. Rabbi Yehuda Schwartz, the author, presents a significant alternative to the rallying call of “We want Moshiach Now,” delving into the halachic implications of the State of Israel’s resurrection in 1948 on its ancient homeland. Until now, most students of the Redemption...	$24.95 Add:
	The Jericho Scrolls by Rafael Ruppin Discerning readers will find “The Jericho Scrolls” to be one of the most fascinating documents of the century. “The Jericho Scrolls”, which are the historical recollections of Guria Julius Antigonos - Statesman, Roman Knight and Jewish Leader – were just found by an antique dealer in Jericho, buried in a leaden chest sealed with tar from the Dead Sea. Now documented, these diaries, which comprise eight scrolls of delicate Egyptian papyrus, were written and completed 1,900 years ago. Guria's...	$27.95 Add:
	The Search For The Roots Of Anti-Semitism by Ann Bell Karlin In Every Generation, Those Who Rise Against Us... In The Search For The Roots Of Anti-Semitism , Ann Bell Karlin examines historical events from the time of Noah, and then moving through the ages, to present a clear picture of the development of anti-Semitism – prejudice against the Jewish people. In the short time since the end of World War II, when the Nazis, who murdered six million Jews in the height of modern anti-Semitism, were defeated, this phenomenon of “Jew-hatred” is once...	$16.95 Add:
	In The Plains Of The Wilderness by Paul Azous In the Plains of the Wilderness presents a fresh picture to understanding the trends and events in the modern Jewish world by examining significant episodes of Jewish history. Paul Azous documents the Jews' transition from culture to culture, traversing through the wilderness, and supports his research with more than 800 annotations. Although Jewish history is long and detailed, and reconstructing and elucidating each time period would normally require a vast work of its own, the author has...	$22.95 ... more info
	For The Sake Of Jerusalem by Aharon Bier For The Sake Of Jerusalem is the most up-to-date book that documents Jewish life in Jerusalem's Old City for the past 100 plus years. For The Sake Of Jerusalem is the historical record about the Yeshivot, Synagogues, and Jewish Leaders of this period. Historic photographs throughout the book help to document how Jewish life developed in the Holy City during the last century. Many of these pictures were never been published prior to appearing in For The Sake Of Jerusalem ! For The Sake Of...	$16.95 Add:
	To Live And Fight Another Day by Bracha Weisbarth To Live and Fight Another Day is the story of an 11-year-old Jewish boy who joins a partisan unit fighting the Nazis in the forests of the Ukraine during World War II. Benny assumes his responsibilities doing a man's job gathering information for the partisans and ultimately fighting in their battles. Despite extreme hardships, Benny is blessed with a wry perspective, which helps him to find a bit of humor in each of his dangerous adventures. He is uncommonly bright. His quick thinking gets him...	$14.95 Add:
	My Childhood In Siegburg In this autobiography, Dr. Fred Gottlieb describes his childhood days in Siegburg, a small town in Western Germany, growing up within the confines of a religious home and within the walls of a beautiful garden. These walls shielded him and his sister from the evil of Nazi anti-Semitism that led relentlessly to the November 9, 1938 Kristallnacht. A major part of this narrative is a description of the Siegburg Kehilla, its history, its synagogue, and finally, its demise. With the help of...	$20.00 Add: