About the Book: In a world where Jews are often seen through the lens of controversy and conflict, Keith Kahn-Harris reveals a lesser-known side—the ordinary, everyday Jewish life that is rarely discussed. This book explores the mundane, unremarkable aspects of Jewish identity that both Jews and non-Jews overlook. Kahn-Harris argues that the intense public focus on Jewishness today threatens the ability of Jewish people to live normal, everyday lives. By celebrating this quiet, ordinary existence, he highlights a vital part of Jewish culture at risk of disappearing amid persistent public scrutiny.
