Antisemitism in Poland: the shadow of the past, the challenges of the present
After nearly a decade under the rule of the right-wing populist Law and Justice Party (PiS), marked by a deeply ambiguous relationship with the memory...
Tag: antisemitism
The return of the child-murdering Jew: when caricature revives medieval antisemitic tropes in today’s world
After the Brusselmans affair, the Flemish magazine HUMO has struck again... This time, it is the medieval antisemitic trope of the “Jewish butcher” that has...
By Joël Kotek
David Bell: “At a time when the American left should be uniting against Trump, it is divided over the Israeli question.”
The spectacle of extreme polarization that is inflaming American society, particularly with regard to its university system, could make us forget the importance of the...
By David Bell
Jews and Americans: from symbiosis to existential doubt
How are American Jews experiencing the current political situation, in which their attachment to Israel, the democratic norms of their own country, and the security...
