# 91 / Editorial

It’s December. Christmas movies are already invading television programs. They show happy families preparing for the holidays and decorating the Christmas tree. The world is...

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#90 / Editorial

The war between Russia and Ukraine is also a war about memory. We have seen how the past was constantly recalled, in particular the Second...

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#89 / Editorial

Who does Kafka belong to? We know the story, which has become legendary: before his death in 1924, Kafka wrote a testament letter to his...

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#88 / Editorial

Even if the results of the recent Israeli elections had been largely anticipated, they have had a startling effect: the most right-wing government in the...

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#87 / Editorial

How many Jews live in Europe today? And how is this population changing? Week after week, K. Jews, Europe, the 21st century publishes 3 free...

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# 86 / Editorial

In a future issue, we will discuss the recent Israeli elections and what we can say about them from our situation in the Diaspora. In...

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#79 / Editorial

It was in September 1952 – just seventy years ago – that the Luxembourg Agreement on German reparations to Israel was signed by Federal Chancellor...

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#85 / Editorial

Jonas Pardo is part of this new generation of Jewish activists on the radical left who have decided to no longer let anti-Semitism pass. After...

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#84 / Editorial

At the beginning of October, Pinchas Goldschmidt, the former Chief rabbi of Moscow, published an article in the New York Times entitled “My first Yom...

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#83 / Editorial

Bambi is not only the name of the famous animated film made by Walt Disney in 1942. It is first and foremost a book –...

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#82 / Editorial

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#81 / Editorial

There has been much speculation throughout Europe over the past two weeks about the victory of Giorgia Meloni and the nature of her party, Fratelli...

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