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# 190 / Editorial

Reactions to last week's Jew-hunt in Amsterdam are hardly surprising. The match pitted well-trained players against each other, masterfully rehearsing a now perfectly integrated game...

By The Editors

The paradoxes of today’s antisemitism

How can we explain the disarray of the European conscience in the face of the rise of antisemitism it promised itself it would “never again”...

By Henriette Asséo et Claudia Moatti

Between two worlds, or Jewish fantasy in cinema

Dybbuk, golems, zombies, spectres, werewolves and other Mazzikim, Jewish demonology has penetrated the cinema, but what does it have to tell us? Between memories of...

By David Haziza

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# 189 / Editorial

Here we are. Trump at the helm of the world's leading power, tilting towards populist, illiberal nationalism. Israel assumes war as the sole axis of...

By The Editors

“The vast majority of American Jews identify as Democrats, while Republican Jews are often very passionate about believing their stance is the best for Israel.”

By Dara Horn

The Politically Wandering Jew

By Katie Ebner-Landy

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# 188 / Editorial

By The Editors

Trump and the war of the Jews

By Bruno Karsenti

Germany’s Battle Against Antisemitism. Part 2: Policies, Challenges, and Commitments

By Monty Ott

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# 187 / Editorial

By The Editors

Germany’s Battle Against Antisemitism. Part 1: State Power, Social Resistance, and the Fight for Justice

By Monty Ott

But what are they complaining about? Stakes at play in qualifying anti-Jewish hostility at university

By Valérie Boussard