Tenou'a

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- Delphine Horvilleur
For Zion’s sake I will not be silent*
- Antoine Strobel-Dahan
Next year across the oceans
- Jean-Christophe Attias
ZION

Next year bound for
- Alma Brami
MOTHER OF A CRY

Next year in silence
- David Isaac Haziza
WILD CHICORY AND PROPHET’S HORNS

Next year in Rome
- Ismaël Saïdi
THE THINGS YOU FIND ALONG THE WAY

Next year in Cordoba
- Rosie Pinhas-Delpuech
YOU CAN ALMOST TASTE IT

Next year in nostalgia for the future
- Alexis Weinberg
PRIVATE UTOPIAS

Next year in Utopia
- Laurent Sagalovitsch
THE CHERRY ON TOP

Next year at Auschwitz
- Marc-Alain Ouaknin
INTO THE WORLD OF ANAGRAMS

Next year in words
- Delphine Horvilleur
- Stéphane Habib
- Yannick Haenel
JUSTICE IS THE REALM OF STORYTELLING

Death does not have the final word; this is called justice—a truth greater than any one person, we have learned alongside the survivors of the Charlie Hebdo, Montrouge, and Hyper Cacher attacks and the families of the victims, police officers, lawyers, court appointees, and journalists.

Excerpt of the preface by Yannick Haenel
- Antoine Strobel-Dahan
THERE IS ALWAYS A JEW SOMEWHERE

We can criticize conspiracy theories for being inconsistent, contradictory, and ideologically volatile, but what we cannot deny is the rigour and constancy with which Jews almost always feature somewhere in their sinister scheme.
- Antoine Strobel-Dahan
THERE MUST BE SOMETHING TO IT

From the editor-in-chief
- Rudy Reichstadt
BELIEF AND DOUBT

Rudy Reichstadt, founder of Conspiracy Watch (l’Observatoire du conspirationnisme) in France, takes an expert look at the phenomenon plaguing our world.
- Gabriel Abensour
THE RABBI WHO FOUGHT FAKE NEWS

In the mid 17^th century, Nathan of Gaza proclaimed that the Messiah had appeared in the figure of Sabbatai Zvi. Adherents soon multiplied into a movement that swept across the Diaspora and tore communities apart. In the midst of this messianic storm, one rabbi stood firm on rabbinical principles of rigour and doubt, and meticulously dissected both Sabbatianism itself and what made it possible.
- Sophie Bigot-Goldblum
Blood Will Tell

When it comes to conspiracy theories, one in particular stands out: accusing Jews of performing “ritual murder” on Christian children. This allegation, with its roots in the Middle Ages, has been perpetuated throughout centuries and across continents. Academic Sophie Bigot-Goldblum explores the history of this rumour.
- Judith Toledano-Weinberg
I WANT TO BELIEVE IN SOMETHING

We live in a time when repression has given way to splitting, where disillusionment and faith interact but never truly intersect, at the expense of identity. This paves the way for an adherence to conspiracy theory. These topics can come up during therapy sessions.
- Thomas Huchon
FAKE NEWS: CONSPIRING IS NOT A GAME

In 2015, Thomas Huchon made ConspiHunter, a documentary created for the online media outlet Spicee that alleges the CIA created the AIDS virus to oppose the Castro regime. Once the film was released on the Internet, Huchon monitored reactions within the “conspirosphere” to better understand how information is constructed in the age of “fake news”.
- Sarah Rozenblum
ENEMIES OF THE VACCINE

The undeniable success of Israel’s Covid vaccination campaign has done nothing to dispel conspiracy theories, even at the heart of the Jewish world. But vaccine mistrust is nothing new; it has been inflaming the scientific community and public opinion for three hundred years.
- Antoine Strobel-Dahan
SOMETHING IN THE HAIR

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