US EditionLaughing Anti-Semites, Even After 7 October
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In his previous album, Antoine Chereau had managed to make us laugh about France under the influence of Covid. This new opus, co-written with his wife Isabelle, derides us in the face of anti-Semitism. He misses a word in the title of the album ... as a Jew in France. Once, this word was "happy". The expression paid tribute to the decision to grant French citizenship to the members of a people more often excluded than elected and said all the ha…
Very concerned about the outbreak of anti-Semitic acts since Hamas' attack in October 2023, Gad Elmaleh denounces a political " banalization" and "opportunism" around the Palestinian cause.
Mark Mazower, professor of history at Columbia University in New York City, denounces a "semantic shift" in the definition of anti-Semitism, which he considers to have far-reaching consequences for both the protection of Jews and the rights of Palestinians.
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