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#56 / Editorial

  “The Judeo-Spaniards of the former Ottoman Empire have kept a culture of evasion, of accommodation to the external context (…) They make up a...
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#55 / Editorial

  A few days before the first round of the French presidential election, the far right, all votes combined, is approaching 35% according to the...
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#54 / Editorial

  A little Middle Eastern music, well known in Europe, resonates against all expectations in Chile, where 18,000 Jewish Chileans and 400,000 Chileans of Palestinian...
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#53 / Editorial

  One year ago, on March 22, 2021, the first issue of K. was published. On the morning of that first issue, we were driven...
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#52 / Editorial

To the surprise of all, and certainly the Jews themselves, the Jewish signifier has been present since the first day of the war against Ukraine....
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#51 / Editorial

  Russia’s assault on Ukraine has reintroduced war to the heart of Europe. No one can predict how long the conflict will last or what...
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# 50 / Editorial

  One should have solid reasons to unleash armed conflict on the European continent in this post-World War II era. Putin’s Russia rattles off justifications,...
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#49 / Editorial

  The three texts that appear in K. this week all focus on Germany, the weight of its Nazi past, and the fundamental ambivalence that...
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#48 / Editorial

  After the Holocaust, after the creation of the State of Israel, the map of Jewish life was deeply changed. Its most significant centres have...
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#47 / Editorial

  In the mid-1990s, the number of Jews in Algeria did not exceed fifty, whereas 150,000 lived there before independence. And yet… a rumor persists....
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