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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...
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Yom Hevron: "The Lion of Judah has awakened"
Thirty-nine years after the first Yom Hevron, a call to strengthen Jewish sovereignty, Aliyah, and Israel’s foothold in Hebron.
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Kœnig and the Jews
Through The Battle of Gaulle, this article returns to Bir Hakeim, the decisive moment when free France proved that France was not...
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Military service – when the Haredim break with tradition
The issue of ultra-Orthodox enlistment in the Jewish people's army is not new, and it continues to generate significant debate. Ye...
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Avraham Stern – A Fighter for Israel’s Freedom
Eighty-four years ago, in Tel Aviv, Avraham Stern was shot dead by the British colonial police. Operating under the nom de guerre...
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The Iron Wall, the vision that guides Israel
More than a century ago, in November 1923, Ze’ev Jabotinsky published his seminal essay The Iron Wall in Rassvyet.
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Understanding Zionism: An Interview with Michaël Bar-Zvi
What is the basis for the legitimacy of the Jewish return to Israel? What future awaits the diaspora? How should we understand Jew...
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Altalena: a title, a tribute!
Why the name Altalena? In this editorial published in May 2004, Dr. Frédéric Nordmann reflects on Jabotinsky’s legacy, the 1948 sh...