European Jewish Congress calls for more security to protect institutions
The European Jewish Congress called on Belgium and other European Union member states to beef up security around Jewish institutions.
The European Jewish Congress called on Belgium and other European Union member states to beef up security around Jewish institutions.
Less than a week after the murder of four French Jews in a kosher grocery store by an Islamic terrorist in Paris, the bodies of Yoav Hattab, 21; Yohan Cohen, 22; Philippe Braham, 45; and Francois-Michel Saada, 63; were flown to Israel for burial.
How big of a “We” were the Jews in “We shall overcome”?
We’re conditioned to respect all religions. But what happens when we’re confronted with a religion that looks more like a political ideology?
Taken alone, the attack on the Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket near Paris is nothing that French Jews haven’t seen before.
The family of a Jewish boy killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre is one of two families suing Newtown, Conn., and its school board for alleged lax security.
Seventy-two hours after a deadly attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris, dozens of Jewish community officials from across Europe were operating a hectic situation room at a hotel in the Belgian capital.
Israel’s burial association charged each of the families of the Paris kosher supermarket victims nearly $13,000 for their Jerusalem burial plots and funerals.
Victims of attacks in Israel more than a decade ago will look to prove the Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian Authority were behind the violence and should pay up to $1 billion, after jurors were selected Tuesday in a civil trial.
Who are the Jews of France? Here’s a primer.