Month: July 2026

Bitter Love. Israel or the Shores of Intimacy (2/4)

In Grenoble, Israel becomes a daily obsession: news bulletins from Kol Israel, maps of South Lebanon, imagined governing coalitions, debates on Radio Kol HaChalom. The...

By Samuel Ghiles-Meilhac

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# 280 / Editorial: A Week in Italy

During this summer break, K. Review is suspending its original publications. Until we return in the fall, we’ll be offering our readers a weekly feature...

By The Editors

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#279 / Editorial: A Week at the Movies

This week, we’re also bringing you the first installment of a four-part series by Samuel Ghiles-Meilhac. In “Bitter Love. Israel or the Shores of Intimacy,”...

By The Editors

Bitter Love: Israel or the Shores of Intimacy (1/4)

Before it is a matter of ideology or war, Israel is first and foremost, for the child, a holiday destination: Eilat, with its coral reefs,...

By Samuel Ghiles-Meilhac

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#278 / Editorial

By The Editors

Pay for Your Dead

By Carine Ruszniewski et Danny Trom

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#277 / Editorial

By The Editors

When Antisemitism Disappears from View

By Balazs Berkovits

What is it that remains Jewish in psychoanalysis?

By Déborah Gutmann-Krausz et David Krausz

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#276 / Editorial

By The Editors

Anti-Zionism, Post-Zionism, Neo-Zionism, and Non-Zionism

By Alexandre Journo

The Antisemitic Moment and the Collapse of Moral Language 

By Manuela Consonni