by Elisabeth de Fontenay · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782226436153
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«Le Nouvel Antisémitisme en France» is a collective essay with a foreword by Élisabeth de Fontenay, published by Albin Michel (paperback, in French).
It starts from the murder of Sarah Halimi in Paris in 2017 and the justice system's delay in recognizing its antisemitic nature, and denounces the media silence and complacency toward anti-Jewish crimes in France since 2000. The authors see these crimes as a symptom of an ideological shift affecting the whole society, not just Jews.
224 pages. The cover includes the names of Luc Ferry, Pascal Bruckner, Philippe Val, Michel Gad Wolkowicz, Boualem Sansal, Jean-Pierre Winter and Georges Bensoussan, among others.
For readers interested in current antisemitism in France and the judicial and media response to hate crimes.
Élisabeth de Fontenay, is a French philosopher and essayist, and a recognized philosopher of the Jewish question and animal welfare. She is a laureate of the Prix Bordin (1982), Prix Anna-de-Noailles (2015), and the Prix Femina essai (2018).
