Tag: October 7

Understanding the “traumatic invalidation” experienced by Jews after October 7

What is “traumatic invalidation”? According to psychologists Miri Bar-Halpern and Jaclyn Wolfman, it is a concept that could adequately describe the subjective effects of October...

By Céline Masson

Summer feature: K.onversations – A Selection of K. Interviews

Throughout the summer, K. has brought you a weekly feature compiling five articles previously published in the magazine. To conclude this series and mark the...

By The Editors

Summer Feature: The most read articles of 2025

This summer, K. invites you to rediscover a selection of five articles that have already appeared in the magazine. To kick things off, we have...

By The Editors

The fate of the Bibas children

Shiri, Ariel and Kfir were buried yesterday, Wednesday, February 26, 2025. What hope did the Bibas family represent? What was at stake in the act...

By Bruno Karsenti

The most read articles of 2024

By The Editors

Israel held hostage

By The Editors

Feature: On the Judeo-American symbiosis. And its degradation?

By The Editors

Feature: Words of the conflict

By The Editors

Student mobilization and the antisemitism of the future

By Bruno Karsenti

Israel and the USA: from reservations to dispute, by Jean-Claude Milner

By Jean-Claude Milner

Hayot Adam (“wild beasts in human form”), a cry against humanity

By David Lemler

On the road from undifferentiation to indifference. On the mass rapes in Israel on October 7.

By Julia Christ