From Alfred Dreyfus to Josh Shapiro: How the ‘dual loyalty’ charge shadows Jewish public life
A historic antisemitic accusation collides with modern Jewish attachment to Israel
A historic antisemitic accusation collides with modern Jewish attachment to Israel
The movie wants to investigate conspiratorial mindsets. What it actually does is darker, and more frightening
Comparing himself to a persecuted leader, Netanyahu displays an astounding chutzpah
How a note on a grave sparked a decadeslong friendship
As France burns, we can witness the consequences of so-called 'race neutrality'
Sarah Bernhardt wowed audiences with her performances as Shylock and Hamlet, but a century later only scant evidence of her genius remains.
'The Conspiracy' director Maxim Pozdorovkin on why the myth of Jewish control is so durable
History fated Emile Zola and Alfred Dreyfus to forever be footnotes in each other’s stories. Dreyfus, a military officer wrongly convicted of treason, sparked an antisemitism scandal that split French society into factions. Zola, the celebrated writer who penned the famed pro-Dreyfus open letter “J’Accuse,” would face legal trouble of his own for doing so….
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