In preparation for International Holocaust Memorial Day, which takes place on Wednesday, January 27, Minister of Diaspora Affairs Naftali Bennett presented the government of Israel with a report detailing a 2015 overview of anti-Semitism in the world.
The Jerusalem Magistrate Court on Wednesday extended the remand of a 18-year-old French man caught at Ben Gurion International Airport with over a half a million euros (approximately $600,000) in cash.
A leading Jewish authority in Marseille, in southern France, asked fellow Jews on Tuesday to refrain from wearing their Yarmulka’s to stay safe after a machete-wielding teen attacked a Jewish teacher.
Alain Ghozland, a French politician and city councilor in the heavily Jewish Parisian suburb of Créteil, was found dead in his home Tuesday morning, the French daily Metro News reported.
A teacher from a Jewish school was wounded in a stabbing in the French city of Marseilles, AFP reported Wednesday night.
“The French government and its secret services have experienced a miserable and crushing failure in drawing lessons from the terror attacks at the Charlie Hebdo newspaper offices and the kosher supermarket in January.
Israel’s spy services are helping France investigate the Paris gun and bomb attacks, Israeli media said, with one radio station suggesting the assistance drew on surveillance of militant groups in Syria and Iraq.
A judge ordered two mobile phones belonging to Nicolas Sarkozy to be examined in relation to a £35million cocaine smuggling scandal, it has been revealed today.
NICE, France — A huge Nazi flag on the facade of a building has caused dismay in the southern French city of Nice, with some residents apparently unaware it was a prop for a World War II film.
France’s iconic tourist attraction, the Eiffel Tower was shut to tourists and visitors after a suspicious male carrying a large rucksack was seen going up the building.