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Study Guides to JPS Books

Bible Studies The Biblical Hero by Elliott RabinThe Bible’s Many Voices by Michael CarasikCain v. Abel: A Jewish Courtroom Drama by Dan Ornstein (study guide within book)The Commentators’ Bible by Michael Carasik – study guide by Neal ScheindlinJewish Bible Translations by Leonard J. GreenspoonJPS Bible Commentary: Haftarot by Laura Suzanne LieberThe JPS Rashi Discussion Commentary by Steven and […]

JPS AUTHORS BUREAU

The Jewish Publication Society is proud to publish works by some of today’s leading scholars and writers. The JPS authors listed below are available for speaking engagements with your community or organization. To request contact information for these authors, please email Deena Schoenfeld, JPS Director of Marketing and Communications, at dschoenfeld@jps.org. Please note that host […]

JPS announces new partnership with The Hebrew University Magnes Press

(Philadelphia and Jerusalem, July 2025) The Jewish Publication Society (JPS), a leading publisher of Jewish thought and scholarship since 1888, is proud to announce a new partnership with The Hebrew University Magnes Press, the publishing house of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. This collaboration brings together two historic institutions with a shared mission: to produce rigorous, […]

JPS Resources: Israel, Antisemitism, and Jewish History

The October 7th terrorist massacre by Hamas, the subsequent Israel/Hamas war, and the ongoing and evolving events in Israel and around the world have underscored how important it is for communities, Jewish and non-Jewish, to understand the history of Israel, Zionism, and antisemitism—and how much misinformation and confusion exist about these topics in many segments of […]

THE JPS TANAKH: Gender-Sensitive Edition

JPS is excited to announce the publication of THE JPS TANAKH: Gender-Sensitive Edition. A ground-breaking partnership with Sefaria, the Gender-Sensitive Edition represents the first substantial revision of our landmark translation of the Tanakh (the Jewish tradition’s term for the Hebrew Bible). The Gender-Sensitive Edition is also now available online at Sefaria, along with the Preface […]