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By JNi.Media
A Rabbi of the Rabbinical Center of Europe told the EU official she cannot constantly undermine the foundations of Judaism: brit milah and kosher shechitah, and talk about wanting to eradicate anti-Semitism.
The festival also blocked a Freedom of Speech Village that was to include an "I am Charlie" exhibition.
Israeli Foreign Minister and Yisrael Beytenu Chairman Avigdor Liberman holds the latest edition of the French satirical weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo during a protest in support of Charlie Hebdo in Tel Aviv on February 5, 2015. The Israeli election committee forbidden Yisrael Beytenu political party to distribute any gifts or free merchandise to the public […]
By Rachel Levy
Egypt's top Islamic cleric warns Charlie Hebdo staff to pull its 'provocative' cover.
French Jewry probably hasn't felt this much love in a long time.
The wrong people stood in the solidarity rally.
El Al is bringing the victims and their families to Israel.
When Phyllis Chesler first published The New Anti-Semitism more than a decade ago, it was a glowing lamp in the darkening night. Since that time, The Jewish Press readers know that much has gotten worse. Anti-Semitism is louder, more widely and brazenly espoused, with less shame, than it had been in decades. More people can now see what […]
Following the march, a memorial ceremony was held in the Grand Synagogue of Paris.
Terrorist murdered woman 100 yards from Jewish school.
'Paris was the beginning of the apocalypse in Europe' blared a tweet on the firebombed German newspaper.
Two killed in shootout northeast of French capital.
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
In Jerusalem, on a cold rainy night, nearly 100 people gathered together at the French consulate to pay homage to the victims of the deadly terror attack.
Exchange of fire after police track down terrorists.
Jihadi flags found in getaway car of Charlie Hebdo massacre suspects
A witness who spoke to the terrorists before the attack and let them into the building, said they spoke perfect French and they said they were from Al Qaida.
Two gunman entered the offices of the Charlie Hebdo satire magazine in France and began shooting.
By Adam Levick
An official Guardian editorial on Oct. 1, ‘In praise of the political cartoon,' commended the Egyptian newspaper Al Watan for “publishing… pictures with the message that the west misunderstands Islam," which the editorial contrasted with “Charlie Hebdo's senselessly inflammatory caricatures of the prophet Muhammad.” Charlie Hebdo is a French satirical magazine which printed a set of cartoons on Sept. 19 featuring Muhammad which included […]
By Daniel Pipes
Would repetition inspire institutionalization, generate ever-more outraged responses, and offer a vehicle for Islamists to ride to greater power? Or would it lead to routinization, to a wearing out of Islamists, and a realization that violence is counter-productive to their cause?
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