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The Death Penalty and the Future of Law in Israel

On March 30, 2026, the Knesset passed the “Death Penalty for Terrorists Law.” Anne Rethmann, a researcher in the history and theory of human rights...

By Anne Rethmann

The Law That Devoured Itself

Operations Epic Fury and Roaring Lion, launched by the United States and Israel against Iran, have been interpreted by some as a turning point for...

By Simone Rodan-Benzaquen

American Jews Caught in a Bind

Caught between accusations of supporting genocide leveled by the far left, explicit antisemitism gaining ground within the Republican Party, and deep mistrust of the political...

By Sébastien Lévi

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#263 / Editorial

Among the differences that set the European and American diasporas apart, there is at least one that can be viewed with a certain degree of...

By The Editors

«The moment there was a political path to defeat Hamas and release the hostages, the war became unjust.»

By Michael Walzer et Gid'on Lev

Neo-Nazism in Southern Brazil: A Brief History of the Present

By Renato Levin-Borges

Michael Walzer: From Just War to Politics Gone Awry

By The Editors

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#262 / Editorial

By The Editors

The Long Escape of the “Tehran Children”: From Poland to Palestine

By Mikhal Dekel et Martine Benoit

Where Do the Jews Come From? (And Where Are They Going?)

By Ruben Honigmann

The Left, the Jews, and the Gangster

By Bruno Karsenti

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#261 / Editorial

By The Editors