Christians reacted to October 7 with muddled thinking

The Protestant theologian Reinhold Niebuhr provided a benchmark for Christian-Jewish relations in these dark times

One French literary hero needs to be forgotten

Ferdinand Celine’s bigotry is explicit in his books so his literary reputation must pay the price

The Rosenbergs were both Jewish and traitors

She devoted her life to serving Stalin, and a revisionist biography is gravely mistaken

The Church is right to apolgise for antisemitism

Repentance would be all the more powerful for being symbolic and it should be welcomed

Proust’s Jewish identity is too often overlooked

His themes are a prism through which we can understand European Jewry’s recent history

Depression: how I found the help I needed

When Oliver Kamm was overcome by despair, he struggled to cope. Now cured, he has written a book about depression, and warns that many will be suffering during the pandemic

George Steiner was among the great thinkers of our time

Oliver Kamm reflects on the critic, essayist and polymath who died this week aged 90

George Steiner was among the great thinkers of our time

Oliver Kamm reflects on the critic, essayist and polymath who died this week aged 90

Found in translation: My mother’s role in Jewish culture

The translator Anthea Bell died last week. Her son, Oliver Kamm pays tribute

Holocaust denier Alison Chabloz should not have been prosecuted

Oliver Kamm, who lost family in the Holocaust, defends Chabloz's right to be 'offensive and hateful'

Anti-Jewish hate is a staple of the far left’s world outlook

When Corbyn emerged as the surprise front-runner for the Labour leadership in 2015, anyone familiar with his record could have predicted what would happen next

Two states, many obstacles

Germany must seek out owners of looted art

Islam must let bad ideas perish

Pantomime cases against Israelis make a mockery of international justice

The JC essay

Man who put tragedy into words