The National Library’s wartime makeover.

The world’s largest collection of Yemenite Judaica, and the man behind it.

Rare documentation of a community destroyed by the Mongol horde.

How an eccentric doctor created a national treasure.

A trove offering a wealth of insight into the lives of Jews and Muslims.

“The coolest place in Jerusalem.”

An Israeli, a famous economist, and an empty auction house.

Jews have a reputation for taking books seriously, so it should come as no surprise that Israel is an interesting place for librarians. Where else. . .