The 25-year-old teacher from Gaza posted pro-Hitler messages on social media
By Yossi Lempkowicz
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
Americans shouldn’t be surprised at the French President’s announcement
Olivier Pardo told French authorities that a former convict admitted that he had been approached by Hezbollah operatives in Senegal to carry out the murder
By JC Reporter
The father and young child, both wearing kippahs, were reportedly attacked at a Milan service station by Palestine supporters shouting that they will ‘go to hell’
By Jamie Shapiro
Georges Abdallah was convicted of complicity in the assassinations of an Israeli diplomat and an American colonel
By Jacob Jaffa
“Such a move rewards terror and risks creating another Iranian proxy, just as Gaza became,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated
The airline claimed its staff were responding to the group’s alleged disruptive actions and not any form of religious expression
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Bosses at Charles de Gaulle, near Paris, called the incident ‘unacceptable’
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Representatives from the foreign ministries of the UK, France and Germany will conduct talks in parallel to the currently stalled negotiations between Tehran and Washington
The rabbi's daughter has claimed that police suggested they are treating the blaze as deliberate but that ‘no one wants to call it antisemitic’
Six people were killed and 22 injured in the attack in 1982
The popular schools programme has been exported to a new venue
One arms executive said the move to block Israeli displays was reminiscent of ‘the dark days of when Jews were segmented from European society’
Organisers built a solid black wall to prevent the Israeli delegation from displaying weapons, while allowing firms from other countries to do so
The French Interior Ministry advised President Macron to back the move amid the “imminent threat” posed by the Muslim Brotherhood.
The Paris Prosecutor’s Office said that a religious motive for the incidents was being investigated
