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#9 / Editorial: There and Here

It is difficult to know whether the cycle of Israeli-Palestinian violence that began this week is a repetition of those that preceded it, or whether...

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#8 / Editorial: Where Discussion Starts and Ends

In this edition of K., historian Diana Pinto sketches out a panorama of the European Jewish situation today. The author of Israel Has Moved, she...

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#7 / Editorial

We had planned to run our interview with former French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve – conducted just before the court’s decision in the Halimi Affair...

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#6 / Editorial: A Day of Rage for Sarah Halimi

Protests were held on last Sunday in France – but also in the United States and Israel – in memory of Sarah Halimi. These assemblies...

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#5 / Editorial

Among the articles in this week’s issue of K., most of them long in the works, there is one written right before press time in...

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#4 / Editorial: Defining Antisemitism

Joann Sfar states in a long interview he gave K. for our fourth edition that in the incalculable litany of hatreds, “racism, antisemitism, sexism, there...

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#3 / Editorial

K.’s third edition presents us with a chance for a respite from political reportage and historical chronicle, as we take a bracing detour into the...

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#2 / Editorial

Pessimist? Optimist? Once our first issue was online, we were deluged by questions of this sort, coming from journalists asking about the magazine, as well...

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#1 / Editorial

This magazine began as a concept in search of a name. Prior to settling on K, we referred to our nascent review as The Jewish...

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