Bernard-Henri Lévy

In the only way it can be done

The murdered Russian opposition leader who became larger than life

Demonstrators in the streets of Paris once chanted ‘We are all Jews.’ Today they cheer on Jewish slaughter.

Only the West can guarantee victory for Ukraine

By taking an American journalist hostage, Putin’s Russia announces its transformation into a full-blown terrorist state

How the name of a noble civilization disappeared from the map

The Jewish state is an idea, which is why it will survive its present crisis

An exchange between Bernard-Henri Lévy and Natan Sharansky, from the recent Tablet event in partnership with the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine

Westerners who seek only to be left in peace are courting an even more deadly war

The imprisoned director’s latest film is as powerful for its absences as its images

Elliot Ackerman’s latest book about the fall of Kabul establishes him as a master of his genre

On the global stage, he may just rise from the rank of a ‘caretaker’ president to one of the greats

It’s time for the West to match the bravery of the protesters, and stop accommodating their executioners

A tour of frontlines and liberated cities during Zelensky’s great counteroffensive revealed a country ruined, ravaged, and on the brink of victory

France’s left declares its loyalty to a dark, antisemitic past