Dreyfus trial
France in flames: As Paris lectures Israel, riots leave its Jews fearing for their safety - opinion
Macron’s France faces a reckoning as violent unrest and antisemitism expose the gap between its lofty ideals and its domestic reality.
Rabbis must lean into Zionism from the pulpit this holiday season - opinion
How the international response to October 7 makes the case for Zionism - opinion
'Demons of antisemitism' still in France: Macron honors Alfred Dreyfus, new statue installed
This week in Jewish history: The Dreyfus Affair and birth of Zionism
A highly abridged weekly version of Dust & Stars.
ICC arrest warrants against Netanyahu violate Rome Statute - opinion
Israel should appeal and insist the ICC drop the arrest warrants, to reinforce the fact that the Israeli legal system is functioning, not collapsing.
Have the lessons of the Dreyfus Affair been learnt 130 years on? - analysis
Over a century after the Dreyfus Affair, antisemitism persists globally. From false accusations to dual loyalty tropes, modern incidents raise concerns about lessons unlearned.
Porto is an example for reestablishing a Jewish community - opinion
We must find new and innovative ways of ensuring Jewish existence in all parts of our continent for generations to come.
Porto Jews push to posthumously reinstate 'Portuguese Dreyfus' into army
Arthur Carlos Barros Basto was a Portuguese Army officer who was declared “immoral” in June 1937 for helping returning descendants of Jews to become circumcised.
Infamous antisemitic Dreyfus Affair documents for sale
Many pieces of history from the Rennes trial will be up for auction, including courtroom sketches of Dreyfus' wife Lucie, Captain Alfred Dreyfus himself and French officer Georges-Marie Picquart.
French parliamentary report on the Sarah Halimi murder case reopens the wound it sought to heal
A parliamentary committee led by French Jewish lawmaker Meyer Habib found that police officers arrived on the scene of the 2017 murder before it occurred but did not stop it.
Alan Shatter is Ireland's Alfred Dreyfus - opinion
Shatter was accused of conspiring with Ireland’s police commissioner to ignore complaints made by a police whistleblower. A judicial inquiry determined that allegation untrue.
The Alfred Dreyfus Museum opens in France
French President Emmanuel Macron has inaugurated near Paris what is believed to be the world’s first museum on the wrongful and antisemitic persecution of the late army captain Alfred Dreyfus.
On This Day: Alfred Dreyfus is wrongfully arrested for espionage
Alfred Dreyfus was a French Jewish captain who was wrongfully accused of selling military secrets to Germany in 1894.