ANTISEMITISME ET NEGATIONNISME DANS LE MONDE ARABO-MUSULMAN explores the complex interplay between antisemitism and the denial of historical events within Arab‑Muslim societies. Drawing on a wide range of archival sources, testimonies, and scholarly analyses, the book examines how narratives of Jewish persecution are constructed, contested, and sometimes erased in public discourse. It also investigates the broader implications of denialism for intercommunal relations, collective memory, and the politics of identity. Through a critical lens, the author situates these phenomena within the context of post‑colonial power dynamics, media representation, and educational curricula, offering a nuanced understanding of how historical narratives are shaped and reshaped in contemporary Arab‑Muslim contexts. The work serves as a valuable resource for scholars of Middle Eastern studies, memory studies, and conflict resolution, shedding light on the enduring challenges of confronting uncomfortable pasts in societies marked by deep historical and cultural complexities.

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