Month: September 2025

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# 236 / Editorial

On the eve of Yom Kippur, we open the issue with a short introspective fable by Ruben Honigmann about giving—and what we need to credit...

By The Editors

The Treblinka camp is not owned by officials

While the Polish state continues to systematically deny Polish responsibility for the Holocaust and engages in a continuous effort to distort memory, two eminent specialists...

By Jan Grabowski & Katarzyna Grabowska

Collateral Damage

In a New York yeshiva, a young student scarred by the Six-Day War decrees that Talmudic law prohibits collateral damage. His friend, a not-so-innocent narrator,...

By Eli Hirsch

The two beggars

Is being Jewish a pretense, a masquerade? Caught up in the eccentric merry-go-round between two beggars, Ruben Honigmann enjoys being thrown off balance, to the...

By Ruben Honigmann

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# 235 / Editorial

By The Editors

The Nadav Lapid effect, or the media rise of a deconstructed sabra

By Laure Abramovici

Palestine: Recognition, and then what?

By The Editors

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# 234 / Editorial

By The Editors

The Jews of Europe, between decline and restructuring. An interview with Jonathan Boyd

By Elie Petit

The return of the child-murdering Jew: when caricature revives medieval antisemitic tropes in today’s world

By Joël Kotek

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# 233 / Editorial

By The Editors

When Messianics Dream “For Real”.

By Perle Nicolle-Hasid