A View From Paris
The thoughts of one Jewish man who lives in the French capital
France under fire: What’s really going on?
There is political unrest in France and, as our blogger - a Jew - notes, political instability is unsettling for any minority
A new force emerges to France to challenge Orthodoxy
An alternative voice could upset the balance of power that has existed in France since Napoleon, writes our French blogger
Marine Le Pen is Emmanuel Macron's only serious rival
Summer is here, the president's dismal winter of yellow vests is behind him. He still not loved but he has only one challenger, writes our French blogger
Celebrating women and leadership in Jewish tradition
In a rare break from looking at the politics of France, our French blogger celebrates the 11th century Talmudist, Rashi, and his feminist legacy
In France, the yellow vest movement has lost its charm
'The Jewish vote? I can only guess but in four Paris districts with a Jewish or Israel-friendly mayor, Macron’s party polled between 38 and 46 percent, Le Pen between six and eight per cent'
French Jews are worried but reluctant to quit the good life
French politics took a back seat this week, with the fire that nearly devastated Notre Dame Cathedral, but Jews shouldn't forget the need to feel worried, says our French blogger
France confronts antisemitism in midst of social disturbances
The latest on the political - and religious - unrest across the Channel
La Rentrée - a return to school, to work, to politics
As summer turns to autumn and we resume our real lives, so our French blogger considers the political - and religious - future of his country
Summer in Paris: tough times for Macron and the Jews
The heat wave that hit Europe this summer might have nice for the tourists, but French president Macron has been feeling a different kind of heat, writes our French blogger
Gaza and the French media: 'The more things change the more they stay the same'
When it comes to conflict in the Middle East press headlines are unthinkingly anti-Israeli, says our French blogger. Palestinians seem to get a free pass for whatever they do or fail to do, while Israel is held to the highest standards.
Trump's 'mad' gesture on Jerusalem has opened some doors
In a period dominated by local news, the eyes of French Jews still turn to Jerusalem
Summer is over, Macron’s honeymoon too.
Now that the holidays – and the honeymoon period – are over,our French blogger, Reuven Levi, looks into President Macron's immediate future
Macron embraces French Jewish Community
It's summer in Paris, but what is the temperature in the Jewish community, asks our French blogger, Reuven Levi
Macronmania, miracles and the art of politics
What should Macron do now, asks our French blogger, and what do the latest election results mean for French Jews?
Macron, Trump and Israel today and tomorrow
This week our French blogger Reuven Levi travels to Israel and sees his home country with a new perspective
France has elected a new President: What comes next?
Many in France view the victory of centrist newcomer Macron with relief. But what comes next?
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