Facing global antisemitism: the man who understood it all…
Pierre Lurçat revisits the distinction drawn by Jabotinsky between "antisemitism of men" and "antisemitism of things"—the latter b...
Pierre Lurçat revisits the distinction drawn by Jabotinsky between "antisemitism of men" and "antisemitism of things"—the latter b...
For Rosh Hashanah 5787, Betar France explores *teshuvah* in light of the teachings of Rav Kook and the *Parashah* of Nitzavim. The...
I have the great pleasure of announcing the publication of my new book, The World of Jabotinsky - Dictionary of Love. Anthology th...
Thirty-nine years after the first Yom Hevron, a call to strengthen Jewish sovereignty, Aliyah, and Israel’s foothold in Hebron.
Through the Kotel episode and the support given to the youth of Betar, Pierre Lurçat examines Rav Kook’s political engagement and...
Through The Battle of Gaulle, this article returns to Bir Hakeim, the decisive moment when free France proved that France was not...
For Jabotinsky, Paris was at once a family refuge, a political hub, and an ideological laboratory. From *Rassviet* to Betar, and f...
The issue of ultra-Orthodox enlistment in the Jewish people's army is not new, and it continues to generate significant debate. Ye...
Eighty-four years ago, in Tel Aviv, Avraham Stern was shot dead by the British colonial police. Operating under the nom de guerre...
More than a century ago, in November 1923, Ze’ev Jabotinsky published his seminal essay The Iron Wall in Rassvyet.
From Marine Le Pen to François Ruffin—not to mention centrists and television regulars—all seem to have been drinking deeply and w...
On the eve of Kristallnacht, the images coming to us from Amsterdam are shocking.