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“Joe Biden,” a Politico headline blared on April 6, 2021, “is not planning to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.” This may... Two of the greatest Jewish leaders of the 20th century had opposing views on this question. Theodor Herzl concluded that antisemitism was unmovable, and the only hope for Jewish survival was the establishment of an independent Jewish state. Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Rebbe, believed that Jews should have no fear, and communities should be expanded...

Six years after millions marched across France to protest the killing of 12 people at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and another four at a kosher supermarket, a lawyer for the families of four victims said the sense of solidarity that followed the attacks “has all but dissipated.”

The Jewish News of Northern California

A lawyer for the families of four people killed at a Paris kosher supermarket in 2015 says the sense of solidarity that followed in the wake of the attack "has all but dissipated."

Paris holds solemn ceremonies to remember victims of January 2015 attacks Issued on: 07/01/2021 - 18:13 Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo (third from R) arrives with French officials and former president François Hollande (second from L) to pay their respects outside Charlie Hebdos former offices on 7 January, 2021 in Paris. © AFP/Thomas Coex 2 min The French capital payed tribute on Thursday to the victims of the terror attacks that occ...

Jewish Ledger WORLD NEWS 2020 – The Year in Review JANUARY • An estimate 25,000 people converge on Manhattan’s Foley Square and make their way to Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza, chanting “No Hate, No Fear,” where they hear from community leaders and organizations urging Jewish pride and unity in the face of escalating antisemitism. The march is in response to the steep rise in incidents of violence against Jews in New York City. • James Harris, chair of the educat...

A tale of two trials Featured Column A tale of two trials If something approximating justice was served in Germany and France, by the same token it was denied in Argentina and Pakistan. (December 25, 2020 / JNS) As 2020 reached its end, so did two of the most important courtroom trials involving violent anti-Semitism to have occurred since the Second World War. In France, 14 suspects in the January 2015 terrorist atrocities in Paris were all found guilty with hefty prison sentences that ranged ...

Published date: 21 December 2020 15:43 UTC | Last update: 3 months ago The French president is launching nothing less ambitious than a secular crusade. Not to save Jerusalem, but to save Frances imaginary republican soul French President Emmanuel Macron on 14 December (AFP) For four years, French prosecutors strained every sinew to prove that a multinational jihadist conspiracy was behind the attacks on the newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish superm...

A hero of 2015 France terror attacks reflects on trial verdict As verdicts were announced in a trial centered around the January 2015 Paris terror attacks, Lassana Bathily — who was praised for saving about 15 people in a kosher supermarket — says he still struggles with the word hero: “I prefer the term good citizen. A good citizen who simply acted quickly in the moment.” Listen to the story. French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, left, and French Interior Minister Bernard Cazene...

Published on 11 January 2015  Extra Jewish security patrol cars and police were out in force in North-West London yesterday following the kosher store siege in Paris. The cars look very similar to police vehicles and bear the security group’s name ‘Shomrim’ – Hebrew for ‘guards’ – along the sides and back. The Orthodox organisation, which works closely with the Metropolitan Police, tweeted: ‘Following events in Paris we will have on extra patrols throughout NW London over Shabb...