Month: October 2025

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# 240 / Editorial

Thirty years after his assassination, what remains to commemorate about what Yitzhak Rabin stood for? On November 4, Israelis and their representatives will have something...

By The Editors

“Yitzhak Rabin, the assassinated peace” by Denis Charbit

Exactly thirty years ago, on November 4, 1995, Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by a religious Jewish extremist opposed to the peace process. In Yitzhak Rabin,...

By Denis Charbit

YIVO celebrates its 100th anniversary

Founded in 1925 in Vilnius, YIVO—the Jewish Scientific Institute—aimed to be the “home” of Yiddish culture. One hundred years later, based in New York, it...

By Cécile Kuznitz & Macha Fogel

How the Israeli government is betraying Zionism

“Betrayal” is the appropriate word to describe what the ruling coalition in Israel is doing to the spirit of Zionism. While we hope that the...

By Michael Brenner

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# 239 / Editorial

By The Editors

Israel in the world: from Sparta to court Jew

By Danny Trom

Antisemitism in Poland: the shadow of the past, the challenges of the present

By Paula Sawicka

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# 238 / Editorial : Liberations

By The Editors

1973, Badinter argues against anti-Zionism

By Robert Badinter / Emmanuel Debono

The lessons of October 7, or the end of a parenthesis in Jewish history

By Jacques Ehrenfreund

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# 237 / Editorial

By The Editors

Understanding the “traumatic invalidation” experienced by Jews after October 7

By Céline Masson