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# 150 / Editorial

The ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) clarifies the situation as the international public is now called upon to understand it. Rejection, first...

By The Editors

# 148 / Editorial

If times of crisis are often a pretext for identity withdrawal, when we seek to reassure ourselves of who we are at the risk of...

By The Editors

“Birobidjan is in my veins” – Interview with Ber Kotlerman

Ber Kotlerman was born in Irkutsk, Soviet Union, in 1971. He grew up in Birobidjan—the “autonomous Jewish region” founded in May 1934 at the edge...

By Macha Fogel

The October 7th pogrom as a non-event on the Western left

Since the 7th of October we are appalled by the continuous flow of reactions denouncing Israel and only Israel. We are especially appalled by those...

By Balazs Berkovits

The two poles of Jewish identity

By Ivan Segré

Belgium, 19 April 1943: the attack on the 20th convoy

By Agnès Bensimon

Opening and closing eyes: two visions in war

By Danny Trom

The Return of War, the Jews, and the Crisis of History

By Jacques Ehrenfreund

# 147 / Editorial

By The Editors

# 146 / Editorial

By The Editors

“A Land without a People for a People without a Land”

By Diana Muir

Javier Milei: the Torah, his rabbi and the Forces of Heaven

By Francesco Callegaro