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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…

On May 9, Cléo Cohen was in the Ghriba synagogue on the island of Djerba, at the time of the anti-Semitic attack in which two Jewish pilgrims and three Tunisian…

Two weeks ago, Bruno Karsenti read and analyzed for K. the new resolution tabled at French National Assembly by Communist MP Jean-Paul Lecoq to condemn “the institutionalization by the State…

Barbara Honigmann has just been awarded the Goethe Prize, one of the most prestigious German literary prizes. On this occasion, we are pleased to republish her portrait of Jakob Wassermann,…

Last week, the French National Assembly rejected a motion for a resolution tabled by Communist MP Jean-Paul Lecoq condemning “the institutionalization by the State of Israel of an apartheid regime…

Why did Portugal and Spain, at the turn of the 2010s, wish to backtrack on the expulsion of their Jews by offering their descendants a right of return through renaturalization?…

This week we are republishing the text where Sylvaine Bulle introduced what she calls “anarcho-Judaism” a few months ago. Within this theoretical current – developed at the turn of the…

How should we understand this often talked about “Jewish revival” in Poland? What does it mean for a country that had more than three million Jews before the war and…

One subject is at the heart of our review: Kafka. Rainer Stach’s monumental biography of Kafka has already become a classic in many countries. The life of the author of…