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Why shame fails as academic ethics.

In contemporary academic settings, shaming has become a powerful tool for shaping ethical debates, particularly on polarizing topics like Zionism and Israel. On many campuses,...

By Ariel Colonomos

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Since the start of the war in Gaza and its extension to Lebanon, several voices have been calling for a boycott of Israeli universities, always...

By The Editors

Israeli academics face call to boycott their universities

How do Israeli academics react to the call for a boycott of their universities, and to the idea that they support the policies of the...

By Julia Christ

A history of the charge of genocide against Israel. Part II

Daniel Szeftel continues his investigation into the origins of the discourse that portrays Israel as an intrinsically genocidal entity. In this second part, he describes...

By Daniel Szeftel

The Zionist counter-history of Safed

By Noémie Issan-Benchimol

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From Stalin to Hamas: The Return of the Left that Doesn’t Learn? – Interview with Mitchell Cohen

By Mitchell Cohen

On the ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant

By Julia Christ

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# 191 Editorial

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A history of the charge of genocide against Israel. Part I

By Daniel Szeftel

What do goyim actually talk about?

By Barbara Honigmann

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# 190 / Editorial

By The Editors