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Jürgen Habermas: The Prosaic Bedrock

Jürgen Habermas died on March 14, 2026. The entire work of this giant of philosophy rested on a single conviction: after the Holocaust, philosophy had...

By Julia Christ

The Shiite Clergy, Zionism, and the Reception of Nazism in Iran

In "Enlightenment and Anti-Enlightenment in Iran", Stéphanie Roza and Amirpasha Tavakkoli offer an interpretation of Iranian political history that rejects both culturalist exceptionalism and geopolitical...

By Stéphanie Roza et Amirpasha Tavakkoli

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# 260 / Editorial

From Israel’s point of view, war with Iran is part of a logic of justification that has been available from the outset, and which the...

By The Editors

Before ‘Shoah’, the voices: Lanzmann’s forgotten tapes

At the Jewish Museum in Berlin, an exhibition presents more than 220 hours of previously unheard audio recordings made by Claude Lanzmann and his assistants...

By Esther Offenberg et Tamar Lewinsky

The real reason for the war between the United States and Iran may have nothing to do with Israel

By Rob Eshman

Zeruya Shalev on Israel and the war in Iran

By Zeruya Shalev

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# 259 / Editorial

By The Editors

Judaism, the word and the thing

By Danny Trom

Feature: Iranian voices

By The Editors

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#258 / Editorial

By The Editors

Feature: Jews of Izmir – a revolving story

By The Editors

The conflicted memory of the last Jews of Izmir

By Camille Scali