Modern wars have long gone beyond the boundaries of ground, air, cyber attacks or infrastructure and natural resource areas of intervention. The war occurs not between, but within societies - over institutions, culture, methods of governance, social contracts. This is much more than conquering territories. To win a war is to control the environment. We come to understand that there are no areas of private life that are not subject to war. The war is unfolding in non-military spheres.

Moritz Pieczewski-Freimuth The Christopher Street Days (CSD) season in Germany has once again become a real test for Jews and those who stand in solidarity with Israel. The Jewish State is the only safe place for LGBTQ+ people in the Middle East, and Tel Aviv is a “queer metropolis.” According to the Arab Barometer (2019), only five percent of Palestinians support social tolerance of homosexuality, the lowest rate in the Arab world.

A protester throws a stone at police officers. Photo from the cover of the English edition of Slavoj Zizek's book "On Violence". What happened? On September 24, at the closing of the exhibition “Spit on G*tler’s Grave”, organized by the media manufactory kreativkraftwerk in Berlin, Russian artist and left-wing activist Anton Polsky (better known under the pseudonym “Make Meikovich”) damaged the work of the famous Belarusian artist Elena Rabkina.

The portrayal of Jews as unwanted intervenors in the creation and appreciation of art (because their mean-spirited, narrow-minded, self-centered spirit is opposed to artistic greatness) is alive and well. “A Jew is never excited among us simply for sentimental reasons.

The approaching fifth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States highlights an issue that is widespread in the world today, but which has received too little historically informed and critical analysis: the relationship between militant Islamic groups and the left.

Interview with Jacques-Alain Miller, conducted by Psychologies Magazine, October 2008. Today again about the banalities of love . On the eve of work on the 8th seminar, we came across a trivial text, which, nevertheless, poses an important problem for this year of work: we are talking about the phenomenon of “automatic love”, which Freud spoke about, stating that simply being an analyst is enough to be loved.

Antisemitism is not openly promoted outside of far-right circles, but is instead cloaked under the acceptable labels of “post-colonialism,” “anti-Zionism,” and postmodern “theory.” Disguised as supposed “science” (1), it has taken hold in universities around the world and fuels the legitimizing lies and propaganda of terrorist princes and autocrats. How was he able to penetrate so deep?