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# 169 / Editorial

There's no denying that the electoral deadline set by the President of the Republic of France has thrown all French Jews into the peril of...

By The Editors

From Odessa to Nir Oz. A linguistic history of the pogrom

Pogrom is the term by which the memory of persecution in Eastern Europe has found its way into Jewish memory. But when did it appear,...

By Elena Guritanu

The Eternal Settler

In Canada, a fresh iteration of anti-Judaism takes shape. Ben Wexler, a recent graduate from McGill University in Montreal, watched with alarm as a wave...

By Benjamin Wexler

The return of the little “h” (typographical slips and antisemitism)

For Jews, the current political situation gives the impression of being caught in a bind, as if it were impossible to position oneself without betraying...

By Judith Lyon-Caen

#168 / Editorial

By The Editors

Student mobilization and the antisemitism of the future

By Bruno Karsenti

Etgar Keret: “This is not a simple Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It’s fundamentally a clash between religious messianic groups and normal people.”

By Emmy Barouh

Can the Left’s Coalition Embrace Jewish Voters?

By The Editors

#167 / Editorial

By The Editors

Arabic: my dead Jewish language

By Yossef Murciano

# 166 / Editorial

By The Editors

Of Campus Protests and Virtuous Antisemitism

By Eva Illouz