Rabbi Shamah is a pulpit rabbi, day school principal and founder of the Sephardic Institute. This Torah commentary incorporates archeological and literary evidence of the ancient Near East along with traditional rabbinic texts in an effort to uncover the peshat (plain sense) of the Bible. Also included are essays on Ruth, Esther and Jonah as well as a bibliography, glossary and in-depth indices. A welcome addition to synagogue and school libraries of all denominations.
This review first appeared in the AJL newsletter.
Jewish Book Review 
Great review. You should do famous Jewish movies some time. I would love to hear your thoughts on movie’s like Schindler’s List.