Bernard-Henri Lévy's “Israel Alone” is an important book: the philosopher understood the October 7th event.
Bernard-Henri Lévy discusses with Jonathan Tobin about his new book about the Hamas terrorist attacks in southern Israel on Oct. 7 and its aftermath.
Bernard-Henri Lévy shows that the demonization of Israel goes well beyond the nefarious fabrication of a separate body of international law to defame and convict the Jewish state.
A string of startling victories has opened new pathways to freedom in the Middle East.
The war with Hamas is existential for all of Western civilization: an excerpt from Bernard-Henri Lévy's new book, "Israel Alone".
The French philosopher’s latest book, written during a year of war, presents the Jewish state as a righteous cause.
French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy captures the essence of the Jewish people—and their intense love for a tiny strip of land—in his latest book, in which he deconstructs the significance of Oct. 7.
Bernard-Henri Lévy recounts his harrowing experience in Israel following the October 7th Hamas attack, capturing the deep isolation and suffering of the Jewish state and highlighting its isolation.
The acclaimed French philosopher argues that Israel’s battle against Hamas is part of an existential battle for the West against authoritarian enemies.
The events of October 7th are not an affront to Israel alone but to all civilization, Bernard Henri Levy reminds us in his passionate reporting on the events of October 7th and what has followed.
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