Bestsellers

Six non-fiction books lead this week's bestseller list, with three directly addressing the upcoming elections. "The Observers" continues to surprise, while "Conversations with God" makes a comeback after thirty years.

"Celebrating Life" is emerging as the surprise hit of the summer. "Conversations with God," first published in Israel in 1997, enters the chart, partly due to momentum on social media. Amos Harel and Asaf Inbari are still with us. Flight books stand out in the second five. Everything that happened this week in the bestsellers.

This is a great time for historical women's books, with a large presence in the charts. "Celebrating Life" manages to maintain its strength in second place. The fifth "Karamel" comic returned to the chart and is closing three months in it. Everything that happened this week in the bestsellers.

"Celebrating Life" by the late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks maintains its strength in second place. Yonatan Adiri's surprising hit proves that podcast advertising is effective in Israel, while "Nathan and Amos" by Assaf Inbari marks its 19th week on the chart. "First Crush" shows that the young teenage audience is definitely engaging with books that speak to their hearts.