Next year bound for

Next year in silence

Next year in Rome

Next year in Cordoba

Next year in nostalgia for the future

Next year in Utopia

Next year at Auschwitz

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

From the editor-in-chief

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.

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”.

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.