January 13, 2015
10:13 pm

French Rafale fighter jets flying on a reconnaissance mission against the Islamic State over Iraq after taking off from the al-Dhafra base in the United Arab Emirates, September 15, 2014. (photo credit: AFP/ECPAD/EMA/Armee de L'air)

French lawmakers vote to extend air campaign in Iraq

Okay for strikes targeting Islamic State jihadists sails through after Paris attacks; PM says war on terror ‘not over’

By AFP

January 13, 2015
6:58 pm

People carry the coffin of late Police officer Franck Brinsolaro, on January 13, 2015 at the Paris' prefecture, during a ceremony to pay tribute to three police officers killed in the Paris attacks (photo credit: AFP/FRANCOIS MORI)

Hollande at funeral for slain cops vows to stand up to terror

Three police officers killed in Paris attacks laid to rest as hunt continues for terror accomplices

By AFP

January 13, 2015
1:52 pm

German Chancellor Angela Merkel (photo credit: AP/Michael Sohn)

Merkel image edited out of Haredi paper

German chancellor conspicuously absent from HaMevaser photo of world leaders at Paris rally

By Avi Lewis

January 12, 2015
6:02 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, French President Francois Hollande, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, European Union President Donald Tusk and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas take part in a unity rally 'Marche Republicaine' in Paris on January 11, 2015 in tribute to the 17 victims of a three-day killing spree by homegrown Islamists. (Photo credit: AFP/ POOL / PHILIPPE WOJAZER)

The death-cult ideology that France prefers not to name

Op-ed: Of course Hollande didn’t want Netanyahu in Paris. The Israeli PM annoyingly insists on speaking about the dangers of Islamist jihad — the murderous ideology that many of those 3.5 million marchers desperately didn’t want to talk about

By David Horovitz

January 12, 2015
3:25 pm

People stand for a memorial gathering for the victims of the recent terrorist attacks in France, held in Trafalgar Square, London, Sunday, Jan. 11, 2015. (photo credit: AP/Tim Ireland)

Million-moan march

While Paris was focused on unity, Israeli commentators kvetched about everything from the meaninglessness of the rally to Netanyahu’s classlessness to the new immigration drive. #jesuisvexé?

By Joshua Davidovich

January 12, 2015
11:30 am

French President Francois Hollande (right) and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pose for photographers at the Elysee Palace, Paris, January 11, 2015. (photo credit: AP/Thibault Camus)

Liberman denies France opposed PM’s presence at Paris march

Foreign minister contradicts account by Netanyahu’s office, insists four-person delegation was not excessive

By Times of Israel staff and AFP

January 12, 2015
1:35 am

PMO confirms France opposed Netanyahu’s attendance at Paris rally

Hollande called to personally invite PM after intention to join march became clear, according to report

By Times of Israel staff and AFP

January 12, 2015
12:32 am

People gather on the Place de la Republique (Republic Square) in Paris during a rally on January 11, 2015 in tribute to the 17 victims of a three-day killing spree by homegrown Islamists (photo credit: AFP/ BERTRAND GUAY)

Turkish PM: Islamophobia deserves rally of its own

At Paris march, Ahmet Davutoglu says attacks in France have nothing to do with Islam, slams ‘state terrorism’ against Palestinians

By AFP

January 11, 2015
11:55 pm

People take part in the unity rally on January 11, 2015 in Paris in tribute to the 17 victims of a three-day killing spree by homegrown Islamists (photo credit: AFP/ MARTIN BUREAU)

Rally for unity against terrorism is France’s largest ever

Millions of people and over 40 world leaders march in solidarity with victims of three-day killing spree in Paris

By Angela Charlton, Thomas Adamson and AFP

January 11, 2015
11:11 pm

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a ceremony for the victims of the attacks in Paris this week, at the Grand Synagogue in Paris, France, 11 January 2015. (Photo credit: Haim Zach / GPO)

Netanyahu, in Paris shul, thanks France for ‘firm’ stance on anti-Semitism

In speech at Grand Synagogue, PM links threat of jihad to Iranian nuclear plans, tells French Jews they are always welcome in Israel

By AFP, JTA and Times of Israel staff

January 11, 2015
9:30 pm

Israeli TV: Hollande didn’t want Netanyahu at Paris march

French president thought PM would be divisive presence, report claims; highlighted Abbas invite when Netanyahu insisted on coming

By Times of Israel staff and AFP

January 11, 2015
6:39 pm

Aerial view taken on January 11, 2015 shows people attending the Unity rally “Marche Republicaine” at the Place de la Republique (Republique's square) in Paris in tribute to the 17 victims of a three-day killing spree by local Islamists. (photo credit: AFP/KENZO TRIBOUILLARD)

Masses crowd Paris streets in march of defiance against terror

World leaders join over 1 million demonstrating in response to wave of attacks in French capital

By Richard Carter and Fran Blandy

January 11, 2015
4:25 pm

People gather on the Place de la Republique (Republic Square) in Paris before the start of a Unity rally on January 11, 2015 in tribute to the 17 victims of a three-day killing spree by homegrown Islamists (photo credit: AFP/BERTRAND GUAY)

Watch live: Masses rally in Paris against terror

World leaders join hundreds of thousands gathered in Place de la Republique to honor victims and denounce extremist attacks

January 11, 2015
2:32 pm

Millions march in France against terror in historic unity rally

Largest demonstration in French history draws world leaders, including Netanyahu, Abbas, though Elysee Palace had preferred Israeli PM not attend; Jews killed in supermarket siege to be buried in Israel; victims honored at synagogue ceremony

By Ilan Ben Zion

January 11, 2015
6:21 am

People place candles on January 10, 2015 during a demonstration at the end of Shabbat called by the Jewish Student's Union of France at the Porte de Vincennes in eastern Paris in homage to the four victims of the January 9 attack at a kosher supermarket. (photo credit: AFP/KENZO TRIBOUILLARD)

France gears up for massive anti-terror rally amid hunt for attack accomplice

Over 1 million expected to attend demonstration, including Netanyahu, Abbas and other world leaders; security remains heightened as officials fear fresh attacks

By AP and Times of Israel staff

Topic: Francois Hollande

French lawmakers vote to extend air campaign in Iraq

Okay for strikes targeting Islamic State jihadists sails through after Paris attacks; PM says war on terror ‘not over’

Hollande at funeral for slain cops vows to stand up to terror

Three police officers killed in Paris attacks laid to rest as hunt continues for terror accomplices

Merkel image edited out of Haredi paper

German chancellor conspicuously absent from HaMevaser photo of world leaders at Paris rally

The death-cult ideology that France prefers not to name

Op-ed: Of course Hollande didn’t want Netanyahu in Paris. The Israeli PM annoyingly insists on speaking about the dangers of Islamist jihad — the murderous ideology that many of those 3.5 million marchers desperately didn’t want to talk about

Million-moan march

While Paris was focused on unity, Israeli commentators kvetched about everything from the meaninglessness of the rally to Netanyahu’s classlessness to the new immigration drive. #jesuisvexé?

Liberman denies France opposed PM’s presence at Paris march

Foreign minister contradicts account by Netanyahu’s office, insists four-person delegation was not excessive

PMO confirms France opposed Netanyahu’s attendance at Paris rally

Hollande called to personally invite PM after intention to join march became clear, according to report

Turkish PM: Islamophobia deserves rally of its own

At Paris march, Ahmet Davutoglu says attacks in France have nothing to do with Islam, slams ‘state terrorism’ against Palestinians

Rally for unity against terrorism is France’s largest ever

Millions of people and over 40 world leaders march in solidarity with victims of three-day killing spree in Paris

Netanyahu, in Paris shul, thanks France for ‘firm’ stance on anti-Semitism

In speech at Grand Synagogue, PM links threat of jihad to Iranian nuclear plans, tells French Jews they are always welcome in Israel

Israeli TV: Hollande didn’t want Netanyahu at Paris march

French president thought PM would be divisive presence, report claims; highlighted Abbas invite when Netanyahu insisted on coming

Masses crowd Paris streets in march of defiance against terror

World leaders join over 1 million demonstrating in response to wave of attacks in French capital

Watch live: Masses rally in Paris against terror

World leaders join hundreds of thousands gathered in Place de la Republique to honor victims and denounce extremist attacks

Millions march in France against terror in historic unity rally

Largest demonstration in French history draws world leaders, including Netanyahu, Abbas, though Elysee Palace had preferred Israeli PM not attend; Jews killed in supermarket siege to be buried in Israel; victims honored at synagogue ceremony

France gears up for massive anti-terror rally amid hunt for attack accomplice

Over 1 million expected to attend demonstration, including Netanyahu, Abbas and other world leaders; security remains heightened as officials fear fresh attacks

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