Devil and the Jews

Discover the profound insights of Devil and the Jews by the Jewish Publication Society, a JPS bestseller published in 2002. This compelling work spans 277 pages and serves as the definitive scholarship on the medieval perception of Jews as devils, both literally and figuratively. Through a rich combination of historical documents, in-depth analysis, and striking illustrations, the author meticulously uncovers the extensive demonization of Jews as devils, sorcerers, and ritual murderers. This enlightening exploration not only delves into the historical context but also reveals how these age-old myths have evolved and persist in modern society. Ideal for readers interested in Jewish studies, history, and cultural analysis, Devil and the Jews is an essential addition to your library.