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Vol. 7 (2026)
Published January 28, 2026

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Stefan Bojowald
Kacper Ziemba und Frederik Poulsen, Hg. Judeans in the Land of the Nile: Papers on Achaemenid Egypt, Elephantine, and the Hebrew Bible Presented in Copenhagen, August 19–20, 2024. Ägypten und Altes Testament 136, Zaphon 2026
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Florian Oepping
Jacob Wright. Why the Bible Began: An Alternative History of Scripture and Its Origins. Cambridge University Press, 2023
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Mariusz Kalczewiak
Jan Wilkens. Queer Jewish Groups in Europe (1972–1990s): Archiving Their Histories and Network. De Gruyter, 2025
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Guram Rekhviashvili
Libera Pisano. The Exile of Language: German-Jewish Philosophical Challenges of Linguistic Autochthony. Brill, 2025
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Christian Rutishauser
Gavin D’Costa, Etienne Vetö und Thomas Joseph White, Hg. Catholic-Jewish Engagement on Israel: The Holy Land, Political Territory, or Theological Promise? Catholic University Press of America, 2025
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Judith Hélène Stadler
Martin Steiner. Jesus Christus und sein Judesein: Antijudaismus, jüdische Jesusforschung und eine dialogische Christologie. Kohlhammer, 2025
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Daniel Reiser
Eli Rubin, Kabbalah and the Rupture of Modernity: Chabad’s Existential History of Ṣimṣum. Stanford University Press, 2025
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Carlolyn Sanzenbacher
Abraham Rubin. Conversion and Catastrophe in German-Jewish Émigré Autobiography. University of Toronto Press, 2024
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Miruna-Ștefana Belea
Bill Rebiger and Gerold Necker, eds. Editing Kabbalistic Texts: New Philological and Digital Approaches. Studies in Magic and Kabbalah 2. Harrassowitz Verlag, 2024
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Todd Endelman
Carolyn Sanzenbacher. Tracking the Jews: Ecumenical Protestants, Conversion, and the Holocaust. Manchester University Press, 2024
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Founded in 2019, JNDF is a peer-reviewed academic journal covering all areas of Jewish Studies from antiquity to modernity. It is published twice a year. JNDF is the successor to Judaica. Beiträge zur Verstehen des Judentums (ed. by ZIID – Zurich Institute for Interreligious Dialogue), which was published in 74 volumes as a print version. The new Judaica publishes articles and reviews in German, French and English. Like its predecessor journal, it has a strong link to Jewish Studies at Swiss universities, but is of course open to all as a scholarly platform. The editorial office is located at the Institute of Jewish Studies at the University of Bern. JNDF publishes content using a continuous publication model. This means contributions will be published as soon as they’re ready.