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Israel in the world: from Sparta to court Jew

Under Netanyahu's government, and with the war in Gaza, the State of Israel has found itself increasingly isolated on the international stage. The Israeli Prime...

By Danny Trom

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

After nearly a decade under the rule of the right-wing populist Law and Justice Party (PiS), marked by a deeply ambiguous relationship with the memory...

By Paula Sawicka

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# 238 / Editorial : Liberations

The war is finally over. It is with immense relief and unadulterated joy that we welcomed and celebrated the news of the past week. The...

By The Editors

1973, Badinter argues against anti-Zionism

In March 1973, Robert Badinter — the French lawyer, humanist, and future justice minister who would later lead the fight to abolish the death penalty...

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

Two years later. October 7 as a European event

By Bruno Karsenti

We Need a New Language After This War

By Etgar Keret

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# 236 / Editorial

By The Editors

The Treblinka camp is not owned by officials

By Jan Grabowski & Katarzyna Grabowska

Collateral Damage

By Eli Hirsch