Leon Nirnblat
The Spot of Light

A young boy is attracted to a mysterious shining spot of light on the gray wall of the health clinic. As he tries to solve the riddle, to figure out the connection between magic and logic, reality and imagination, he falls in love with the ice queen of his class and faces a crisis between his parents.  » more

ISBN: 978-965-13-1982-2

Tal Nizan (editor)
With an Iron Pen - Hebrew Protest Poetry 1984-2004

With an Iron Pen tracks the trajectory of Hebrew poetry in the last 20 years in its relation to the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian people and their lands in the West Bank and Gaza. In the 38 years of its duration, this occupation has penetrated and changed every aspect and realm of Israeli life - including, of course, the realm of poetry.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-47-0

Amir Or
Song Of Tahira

An Israeli poet invents, in an amazingly beautiful poetic prose, an archaic epic of a people that never were. Gods, and people, kings and heroes, swirl under the great wings of fate in a whirlpool of desires and love, an adventure of bravery and power struggles. An enthralling plot full of inspiration and flight.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-04-7

Noam Partom
Setting the Water on Fire

Noam Partom's poems are volcanic eruptions of verbal, emotional and intellectual forces. Partom's writing is musical and dramatic...  » more

ISBN: 978-965-13-2307-2

Shimon Riklin
Wild North

Lt.-Col. Ichele, who is having fun by putting Lebanon on fire, has a weakness for military clerks. Having lost his favourite clerk in an absolutely unnecessary operation, he sets on a remorseless journey of vengence, recruiting private Jacob Zilberstein to help him.  » more

ISBN: 978-965-7120-91-0

Shimon Riklin
The Sound of Pain

Each of the heroes of the three novellas collected in The Sound of Pain has a special sensitivity, which under certain circumstances becomes crippling. They react with unexpected force to the unbearably powerful sensuality of their world: they fall apart, they collapse into themselves, sometimes they disappear completely - until the narrative finds them again, and even gives them back the life they had lost.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-41-1

Carmela Rubin, Shira Naftali (Editors)
The Rubin Hebrew Aleph-Bet Book

The Rubin's ABC invites children to learn to read in an exciting and charming way the 22 Hebrew alphabet letters and words beginning with each letter. Next to every letter there are details from Rubin's famous and loved paintings, full of life and joy.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-46-2

Carmela Rubin, Shira Naftali (editors)
The Rubin Book Of Numbers

The numbers book with Reuven's paintings, is a sequel to the alphabet book. It invites children to study the first ten numbers, in a most interesting and magical way, through details from the paintings, so full of life and joy, of the painter Reuven Rubin.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-73-X

Igal Sarna
State Witness

State Witness is the summary of Igal Sarna's journalistic work since the Lebanon Invasion of 1982 up to the Gaza pullout in 2005: This is a personal journey to the occupied territories and back, on and on for hundreds of times, to a burning, beaten and fighting region, an hour drive from the Tel Aviv cosy espresso bar.  » more

ISBN: 978-965-7120-97-2

Gali Sembira
Thirty Months of Love

Thirty months before her thirtieth birthday Gali meets Shani, and goes with her on a long journey that brings her to a place which is very close and very far - to herself: outside the prison of physical touch, outside the box. Coming out of the closet was just one further, and essential, step in a much deeper process, in which she learned to touch, to embrace, to feel, to know herself and to love without masks.  » more

ISBN: 965-7120-56-X