
Meet the hardest working Sephardic man in show business
David Serero draws on his Moroccan Jewish heritage in his adaptations of classic plays.

David Serero draws on his Moroccan Jewish heritage in his adaptations of classic plays.

The creator of the popular Israeli TV series “Arab Labor” and author of four novels is busier than ever, juggling coursework in a comparative literature program at Washington University while working on several television projects.

Anthony Russell’s new album mashes up Yiddish folk songs and African American roots songs in unexpected and transcendent ways.

Debut novel by anti-occupation activist Moriel Rothman-Zecher reflects life in a ‘broken place’ and charts the fragile relationship between an IDF soldier and Palestinian twins.

It is by far the Pulitzer Prize-winning author’s darkest book to date. From the opening scene, in which the grandfather strangles his boss in a blind rage, there is violence and emotional trauma at every turn.