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Articles by Stephen De Wijze
Volume 109, Issue 1, January 2026
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Are Israel’s Wars Just? An interview with Michael Walzer
Alan Johnson and Calev Ben-Dor spoke to Michael Walzer, the leading American public intellectual and author of Just and Unjust Wars. We discussed the wars in Gaza and Lebanon, the charge of ‘genocide’ against Israel, the question of whether Israel is facilitating enough humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, as well as the pager attacks against Hezbollah operatives, and how Just War thinking applies to the conduct of war by a country in an existential battle against non-state actors.
The Three Best Books on Critical Theory and Antisemitism, recommended by Matthew Bolton
Fathom regularly invites writers to select their favourite books about a subject. Here, Matthew Bolton recommends three on critical theory and antisemitism. A much longer piece than the norm, the editors believe this essay is a hugely valuable corrective to some contemporary misuses of the legacy of the Frankfurt School.
The Three Best Books by Israeli Writers (Not Called Oz, Grossman, or Yehoshua), recommended by Liam Hoare
Fathom is inviting experts to select their three favourite books on a theme or subject. The series began withSara Hirschhorn on settlements and Gil Troy on Zionism. Here, Liam Hoare recommends his three favourite books by Israeli authors (not called Oz, Grossman or Yehoshua). Israeli literature in translation has come to be defined by three writers: Amos Oz, David Grossman, and A.B. Yehoshua, the latter of whom died this June of cancer at the age of 85.
Why Norman Geras's essay 'Our Morals' should be essential reading for politics students – not a subversive threat
Politics students at the University of Reading were reportedly told to “take care” when reading an essay by the late political theorist, Norman Geras. The Observer newspaper reported the students were warned about the essay – which was on their reading list – in order not to fall foul of Prevent, the UK’s counter-terrorism strategy. I worked closely with Geras, who was a professor at the University of Manchester for most of his career.
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