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Fourth installment this week of Israel upon Danube, Guy Konopnicki’s uchronistic novel imagining the creation of a state for Jews in the heart of Europe, in Austria. After returning last…

In the heat of summer, the Netanyahu government, after a pause in negotiations that came to nothing, began to reshape the powers of the Supreme Court. There’s nothing original about…

This week, we see the second installment of Israel upon Danube, Guy Konopnicki’s uchronistic novel which imagines the creation of a state for the Jews in the heart of Europe….

What if Israel had not been founded in 1948 in the Middle East? What if, after World War II, a state for the Jews had actually been created in Austria?…

Race et histoire dans les sociétés occidentales [Race and History in Western Societies], by historians Jean-Frédéric Schaub and Silvia Sebastiani, is a major contribution to the understanding of racialization processes….

German philosopher Jürgen Habermas recently celebrated his ninety-fourth birthday. Bruno Karsenti takes advantage of the occasion, in an article that is also a tribute, to examine a work that is,…

Near the town of Rovzhi, an hour’s drive from Kiev, a shtetl has been built in 2021 on over a hectare of land, to serve as the setting for Ady…

On February 10, 2022, the Saeima (Latvia’s parliament) passed the Law on Goodwill Reimbursement for Latvia’s Jewish community. The purpose of this law is to compensate for the spoliations carried…

The renowned American historian of religion Daniel Boyarin, a specialist in Talmudic Culture and Ancient Judaism once described himself as a left-wing Zionist before converting to anti-Zionism. From the very…