Netanyahu, it’s Time For a Leave of Absence
The State of Israel and its citizens need a full-time prime minister, not someone who divides most of his time between the interrogation rooms and his lawyers. The state’s best interest comes before the leader’s best interest.
A Month of Islam and Multiculturalism in France: June 2017
Residents of the Paris suburb of Mée-sur-Seine complained that a mosque was blasting prayers on outdoor loudspeakers well beyond midnight each night during Ramadan.
The Second French Revolution
This year is going to be crucial for Europe as France, Germany, and other countries will decide the identity of their leaders for the coming years.
Centrist Macron Overwhelmingly Beats Far-Right Le Pen in French Elections; Israel Celebrates
The independent centrist and former economy minister won 65 percent of the votes compared to far-right rival Marine Le Pen, who received 35 percent of the votes.
France’s Muslims in the Runoff Election
Why Marine Le Pen has a good chance of being France’s next president.
Islam in the Heart of England and France
There are plenty of private Muslim schools and madrasas in this city. They pretend that they all preach tolerance, love and peace, but that isn’t true.
Marine Le Pen Announces She Would Ban Kosher Slaughter in France
While campaigning at a meat market near Paris, Marine Le Pen, the right-wing candidate in the ongoing French presidential elections, announced that, if elected, she would ban ritual slaughtering of animals.
French Elections: Populist Revolution or Status Quo?
If polls are any indication, French voters appear to be more comfortable with the status quo.
Anti-Semitism Report: BDS Main Source of Anti-Israel Agenda
The 2016 report shows two conflicting trends, a decrease in violent anti-Semitics attacks, and an increase in anti-Semitic propaganda and rhetoric.
French Senate President Larcher Visits Knesset
Larcher answered that there was a deep need to establish a dialogue mechanism between parliaments “to avoid misunderstanding and prejudice.”