Morocco Reflected in Its Jewish Heritage (2)
Why has the Moroccan government placed Jewish memory at the center of its cultural policies? This recognition protects a history that has long been marginalized,...
Category: Reports
The “Reports” section features field reports and in-depth investigations that reflect the political, social, and cultural realities affecting Jewish communities and their environments. Close to the actors and events, these texts seek to shed light on current dynamics, offering an engaged and documented perspective on the territories where contemporary Jewish life, its challenges, and its transformations are played out.
Morocco Through the Lens of Its Jewish Heritage (1)
Once the largest in the Arab world, Morocco’s Jewish community now numbers only a very small number of members. At the same time, the government...
Israel, an Irish Obsession
In ‘Ulysses’ (1922), one of James Joyce's characters makes this quip: Ireland never persecuted the Jews because it never let them in. A little over...
Rabbi Abitbol, May 1968, and the Invention of a Talmudic Counterculture
On April 8, Rav Eliahou Abitbol, founder of the Strasbourg Student Yeshiva and an unconventional figure in the French Jewish community, passed away. By tapping...
