Delphine Horvilleur turns critical eye on her own words about Israel and Gaza
In a new essay, the French rabbi examines her own public statements on the war, at the crossroads of Judaism, antisemitism, politics and violence.
The rabbi and essayist Delphine Horvilleur has published a new book, "Sermons sous les décombres", in which she turns a critical eye on her own past statements about Israel and Gaza, according to Télérama.
Télérama describes the project as a self-examination: Horvilleur revisits what she herself has said publicly on the conflict and subjects it to scrutiny, rather than offering commentary on others' positions. The outlet calls the approach "louable" — a commendable one — and praises the resulting analysis as pertinent, situated at the intersection of Judaism, antisemitism, politics and violence.
No further details on the book's structure, length or publisher are given in the available material.
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