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Michal Leibowitz


Michal Leibowitz is a Krauthammer fellow at the Jewish Review of Books.

Latest Content

  1. Observation ·

    What Jewish Children’s Books Look Like in 2020

    By Michal Leibowitz

    Over the last 30 years, books for young Jews have dropped religious and national identity and become obsessed with the Holocaust. Can they be put on a better track?

    What Jewish Children’s Books Look Like in 2020
  2. Observation ·

    What Harry Houdini, the Quintessential Escape Artist, Declined to Escape

    By Michal Leibowitz

    Houdini's was the prototypically self-made American tale. But even while turning himself into the world's greatest breaker of constraints, he remained a proudly identified Jew.

    What Harry Houdini, the Quintessential Escape Artist, Declined to Escape
  3. Observation ·

    Zelda Was One of the Greatest Modern Writers of Religious Experience in Any Language

    By Michal Leibowitz

    Lauded in Israel but unknown outside, Zelda's poetry provides an alternative to the desacralized cosmos in which most of us live.

    Zelda Was One of the Greatest Modern Writers of Religious Experience in Any Language