Israel and the world after Oct. 7—an interview with Bernard-Henri Lévy

There are few men who feel the pain of distant upheavals as acutely as Bernard-Henri Lévy, 75, a French philosopher, filmmaker and public intellectual. Born to a wealthy Sephardic family

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