After October 7, when it became evident what Islamic rackets are temporarily capable of repeating from Auschwitz in a single day. Legal positivism and political theology in the Jewish state before October 7. War on Yom Kippur. The suppressed attack on Israel in 1973 - 50 years after Yom Kippur: Should Golda Meir's reputation be reconsidered? Empire and province instead of center and periphery: How provincialism threatens the unity of the empire in the Historikerstreit 2.0. False universalism: Achille Mbembe's postcolonial substitution theology does not aim for any renewal of the relationship between Jews and Christians. Discussion: Following biopower (Foucault) comes necropolitics (Mbembe). Why the concept culminates in inscribing National Socialism into Judaism. Vietnam or Israel? How the Six-Day War in 1967 brings Jean Améry face to face with the dilemma of engagement. Antisemitism leaves Jewish intellectuals with no choice: Why Améry's idiosyncratic existentialism does not aim at authenticity, but represents a reaction to the experienced threat of death. A reminder of Vladimir Jankélévitch's assessment that Israel is the conscience of the world, which has changed little even 40 years later. From Martin Heidegger to Alain Badiou: Why Heidegger must appear as the first poststructuralist through Klaus Heinrich's critique of event philosophy. Alain Finkielkraut clarifies the prehistory of the current leftist revisionism. Raw chaotic aggregate and self-organizing beings: What the critique of nature domination in the spirit of the Dialectic of Enlightenment could gain through engagement with Kant's Critique of Judgment. Space Leninism, that is the formula to which Dietmar Dath's science fiction can be reduced. The inception of the senseless: On Theodor W. Adorno's aesthetics after Auschwitz, among others.