Have Jews become neo-Judeans?
The distinction between Jews and Israelis is becoming blurred, while the line between anti-Zionism and antisemitism is increasingly difficult to maintain in practice. This blurring...
Gérard Bensussan
Gérard Bensussan is a philosopher, professor emeritus at the University of Strasbourg, and associate researcher at the Husserl Archives in Paris. He has taught all over the world and published some twenty books, many of which have been translated into several languages. His most recent works include: Mirrors in the Night: Hegel's Enlightenment (Cerf, 2022), The Transaction: Penser autrement la démocratie (PUF, 2023), Des sadiques au cœur pur. Sur l’antisionisme contemporain (Hermann, 2025) and Vieillir (Kimé, 2025).
Articles by Gérard Bensussan
Netanyahu-Macron: chronicle of a pen-pal summer
Among the political soap operas of the summer, the exchange of letters between Benjamin Netanyahu and Emmanuel Macron replayed the classic scene of a dialogue...
Antisemitism is a nihilism
Hatred of mediation and language, abolition of differences in an all-or-nothing logic, a solipsistic dream in which the world disappears: in this aphoristic text, the...
Pierre Goldman’s biopic : Parias and Parvenus – Archaeology of a Movie
The release in French cinemas of The Goldman Trial raised questions for the editors of K. What mark has the activist left on French Jewish...
Zemmour, the Jews and Democracy
How to characterize "Zemmourism"? The philosopher Gérard Bensussan considers the way in which Eric Zemmour asserts himself as a "Berber-Jew" and a nostalgic of French...