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If we allow ourselves to inhumanly repress the animal within, then “once again the animals will rule the world”.
‘It’s gonna be great fun!’ Politics in the age of post-truth
If you’ve ever wondered what post-postmodernism might look like, 2016 gives you a pretty damn good idea.
Elia Suleiman: Hope and action despite pessimism [Interview]
Daniel Tkatch speaks to filmmaker Elia Suleiman about the role of the engaged art in an increasingly globalized world and old and new Jerusalems.
What Europe has to learn from Israel about security
The Israeli case can offer Europe the following lesson: a symptom-centred treatment only lets the disease progress.
Reflections on Brussels: An attack on the rule of law
The destructive power of terrorism lies in its capacity to tear a hole in the fabric that keeps society together. The recent attacks in Brussels should not be seen as a revenge for the arrest of Salah Abdeslam but an attempt to jeopardize the rule of law.