Marc Weitzmann

The Crisis of Performative Kitsch
Olivier Roy’s new book on culture and identity politics is intuitive, brilliant, and probably wrong
byMarc Weitzmann
France’s Handsome Socialist Jewish Hamlet
Raphaël Glucksmann sought to follow in the footsteps of his philosopher father, André, as an engaged intellectual. Now he’s the leader of the French Socialist list for the EU Parliament, whose bright political future may depend on abandoning everything his father stood for
byMarc Weitzmann
Secrets of the CRIF
The annual dinner where the French state meets the Jews
byMarc Weitzmann
Want to Keep Jews Safe? Criminalize Marijuana
A French court ruled that Sarah Halimi’s murderer—who shouted ‘Allahu akbar’ while holding her captive—can’t be held responsible because he smoked pot before killing her
byAnnabelle Azade
Joyeux 14 Juillet! Celebrate France’s National Holiday with Tablet’s Greatest Hits
From anti-Semitism to croissants, we got you covered
bySophie Aroesty
Marc Weitzmann Awarded Chaim Bermant Prize for Journalism
Tablet columnist honored for prescient five-part series ‘France’s Toxic Hate’
byMorton Landowne
Meet Marc Weitzmann
The author of Tablet’s ‘France’s Toxic Hate’ series discusses his background
byIsabel Fattal
The Early End of the American Century
Today on Tablet
byThe Editors
Twilight
The end of the Cold War, argues French writer Marc Weitzmann, was more significant to U.S. foreign policy than the attacks of Sept. 11
byLee Smith