French Jewry
The controversial French politician is an observant Jew who disdains Zionism and extols the “unequalled splendor” of France’s Catholic heritage. What’s he up to?
A tale of two Jewish siblings.
But only when it comes from the right.
If France can’t condemn Hamas abroad, how can it condemn anti-Semites at home?
An epidemic of vandalism in the historic cradle of Ashkenazi Jewry.
The Purims of Egypt and Carpentras.
A new report names it the European country most dangerous for Jews.
For French Muslims, anti-Semitism has become social and political “cement.”
“Utterly different from anything published in the Jewish world until then.”
While French authorities and the media repressed the details of the case.
When Jews in France were being persecuted, the pope protected those in Carpentras.
A forgotten part of a well-known story.
Albert Cohen: Zionist, novelist, and lawyer.
Including a “mazal tov” ring.