Paris Attacks Show France’s Appeasement of Palestinians and Islamists Failed
Less than three months ago, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry claimed that there was a link between Islamist terrorism and frustration over the Palestinian issue.
After Effects of a Terror Attack: How PTSD Rips Apart Families
On August 19, 2003, an Arab terrorist blew himself up on a public bus in Israel, killing 23 people and injuring 130 more.
In Wake of Attacks, Netanyahu Tells Jews Time Has Come to Leave France
In the wake of two terror attacks that claimed the lives of 17 people, France is gearing up for a giant unity rally on Sunday with world leaders expected to attend.
In France And Elsewhere: Terrorism Is Not An Enemy
Like so many others, the European Jewish Congress, which is the official representative body for Jewish communities in Europe, is seriously off target in its calls to battle “terrorism”.
#Je Suis Juif (I am a Jew)
Four French Jewish hostages, probably shopping for the Sabbath, were killed by Jihadists before the French police stormed the kosher supermarket.
Can Charlie Hebdo’s Spirit Include Israel?
The Islamist massacre at Charlie Hebdo has understandably captured global attention because it was a barbaric attack on France and freedom of expression.
Charlie Hebdo and the Temptation of Self-Censorship
The abominable terrorist attack on the headquarters of the French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, brought forth the usual burnt-out platitudes from those commentators who insist that Islamist violence is rooted in legitimate grievances with the West.
A Moment of Silence for Charlie Hebdo Victims in Jerusalem
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.
PA Gives Green Light to ICC to Investigate Israel for “War Crimes”
The Palestinian Authority has given the International Criminal Court (ICC) the green light to begin investigating Israel for alleged war crimes.
Netanyahu: Paris Massacre Demonstrates Radical Islam “Knows No Border”
Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the deadly attack on a French satirical magazine on Wednesday, calling on the world to unite against radical Islamists.