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By Melanie Phillips, jNS The latest shocking development in the scandal over a horrific anti-Semitic murder in France not only trains a harsh light on that country’s attitude to Jew-hatred. It also illuminates a deeply problematic and wider inability to deal with anti-Semitism in the West. In 2017, a 65-year-old Jewish retired doctor and schoolteacher, Sarah Halimi, was murdered in a frenzied anti-Semitic attack in her Paris apartment. Her next-door neighbor, Kobili Traoré, a 27-year-old Muslim man of Malian descent, beat her and threw her out of her third-floor window to cries of Alla...

Killer of a 65-year-old Jewish woman found not criminally responsible because he was high on cannabis Author of the article: Avi Benlolo Publishing date: Apr 23, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Sarah Halimi, a 65-year-old doctor and teacher, was beaten before she was thrown from the balcony of her third-storey apartment in Paris on April 4, 2017. Her attacker, a 27-year-old neighbour, has been found not criminally responsible. Photo by Courtesy of the Halimi family Article content Justice was served in America this week as Derek Chauvin was found guilty of the m...

22 Apr 2021 Over a hundred protestors gathered outside the French Consulate in New York City on Tuesday to express outrage over a decision by the highest court in France not to put a man who killed a Jewish woman while screaming Allah hu Akbar on criminal trial because his consumption of marijuana triggered a “delirious episode” that made him not responsible for his actions. Kobili Traore brutally beat his 65-year-old neighbor before throwing her out of the window of her third-floor apartment to her death, as Breitbart News reported. Tuesday’s protest, which was organized by former N...

JNS.org - The death in Jerusalem of Isi Leibler at the age of 86 has robbed the Jewish world of... So began a distressing, unsettling four-year saga of courtroom battles and media clashes that ended, with cruel finality, with the Cassation Court dismissing the Halimi family’s quest for justice. Traore will not face trial because a group of psychiatrists appointed by the court determined that his intake of marijuana around the time of the killing had wiped out his “discernment,” or self-awareness. According to the French penal code, this mental blip means that he cannot be held legally r...

Israel is set to give tens of thousands of coronavirus vaccine doses to some 15 countries, local media reported on Tuesday.  In addition, the Prime