European Jewry
Again today French Jews are killed because they’re Jewish.
A new book shows the role played by anti-Semitism in the strengthening and consolidation of Islamism in France.
Is the recent upsurge of European populism a blip on the historical horizon, or the sign of a fundamental restructuring of the continent’s order?
Proving what we knew all along.
Again, the European establishment denies anti-Semitism.
There’s plenty of concern to go around, just not for fellow Jews.
Allegedly there is no anti-Semitism in France—only Jewish “communalism.”
Ask not “where,” but “why.”
“Every one shall sit in safety under his own vine and fig tree and there shall be none to make him afraid.”
In all likelihood, yes.
In the effort to enforce its political principles, France is weakening them.
They’re not willing to sacrifice their Jewish identity in exchange for their security as individuals.
The image of a “French republican idyll” masks a history of repeated anti-Jewish prejudice, and worse.
American readers might consider the flight of French Jewry to be as foreign as foie gras. But there are warnings to be heeded even by them.