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Follow Feb. 24, 2021 PARIS – The official warming of ties between Israel and Morocco has led to a heated dispute between a radio station for the French-Maghrebi community and two presenters who wanted to discuss the normalization agreement on air. Malik Yettou and Rose Ameziane host Paris-based Beur FM’s weekly show “L’Actu Autrement” (“News with Another Perspective”), and the spat arose a few days after the normalization deal between the two countries was announced on December 10. Yettou said the Israeli Embassy in Paris contacted the pair directly, offering to discuss the agre...

A new report by a leading British anti-racism organization showed a troubling rise in antisemitic conspiracy theories surrounding the COVID-19... Ameziane hit back against the station’s claim that the act of speaking to the Israeli Ambassador was not permitted by its editorial policy. “In what way is addressing this historic agreement between the Kingdom of Morocco and Israel not part of the editorial focus of Beur FM? How did we go beyond our rights by speaking with the Israeli Ambassador to France?” she asked. She pointed out that the station’s website carries three tabs reading “...

Many of you have likely heard about a report from the U.S. House of Representatives released in February regarding the safety of baby and toddler foods. Since this report came out, I’ve had several questions from parents about the safety of the food we usually recommend when starting to adva… More Headlines

Photo Credit: Thierry Guez via Chabad.org/News The world-famous Eiffel Tower menorah-lighting took place this year amid the coronavirus pandemic thanks to a last-minute request by Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, Dec. 14, 2020. By Tzemach Feller In most years, the Eiffel Tower menorah-lighting in Paris is an awe-inspiring event that draws crowds in the thousands and is seen by millions on international broadcasts. But with the city in the midst of a lockdown and gatherings curtailed, permits were not forthcoming. It was clear that in this year of the coronavirus, the Eiffel Tower would not have ...

Paris mayor’s request keeps Eiffel Tower menorah tradition alive Paris mayor’s request keeps Eiffel Tower menorah tradition alive Precautions would have to be taken and the event would be shorter than usual, but it would indeed take place. By Tzemach Feller The world-famous Eiffel Tower menorah-lighting took place this year amid the coronavirus pandemic thanks to a last-minute request by Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, Dec. 14, 2020. Photo by Thierry Guez via Chabad.org/News. Spread the word. (December 15, 2020 / Chabad.org/News) In most years, the Eiffel Tower menorah-lighting in Paris is an a...