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Pay for Your Dead

A film by Carine Ruszniewski Dredging up family history comes at a price—just like the entrance fee to the Jewish cemetery in Warsaw. “Pay for...

By Carine Ruszniewski et Danny Trom

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#277 / Editorial

It can be said that the modern promise of universal emancipation was heeded by the Jews. But one can also listen with a distracted ear...

By The Editors

When Antisemitism Disappears from View

In 'Antisemitism: Metamorphoses and Controversies', Mark Mazower argues that the concept of antisemitism has been unduly broadened, particularly to include certain criticisms of Israel and...

By Balazs Berkovits

What is it that remains Jewish in psychoanalysis?

What was Jewish about Freud’s invention of psychoanalysis? Joel Whitebook, in his intellectual biography of Freud—of which K. had published advance excerpts— argues that it...

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

#275 / Editorial

By The Editors

Israel, an Irish Obsession

By Cillian McGrattan

“The Hungarian state turned local people into collaborators.”

By Liam Hoare

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#274 / Editorial

By The Editors

Rabbi Abitbol, May 1968, and the Invention of a Talmudic Counterculture

By Peter Honigmann