Jewishselfpublishing

After thirty-five years of annual visits to Israel, Arthur Miller finally fulfills his dream of making aliyah. His keen observations and hysterical sense of humor are a recipe for a unique aliyah...

In this thoroughly researched and compelling book, Jacob Mosak celebrates the epic rebirth of the Jewish State of Israel within its ancient national and religious homeland and explores its history...

A pulpit rabbi wears many hats: preacher, teacher, counselor, and civic leader, to name a few. These roles speak to what a person does. Often, but not always, they also reflect who a person is.The...

Eleven-year-old Arielle Pfefer, from Teaneck, New Jersey, took it upon herself to record for the sake of history the horrifying testimonies of her great-grandparents. In addition, she encouraged her...

The fascinating life story of Rachel Seri-Levy begins at the close of WWII and takes you from Romania to Israel, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Brooklyn, Berlin, and finally back home to Israel. But life...

The Rema writes at the beginning of Orach Chaim that "Shevisi Hashem l'negdi samid" (Tehillim 16:8) is a klal gadol baTorah. The message inherent in his words is very clear: Keeping Hashem in front...

This guide covers the essentials of self-publishing in an easy-to-follow manner, empowering the reader to better navigate the self-publishing process.Author: Eliyahu MillerPublisher:...