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It has become de rigueur for Western leaders to characterize acts of terror and violence committed by Islamists as having “nothing to do with Islam,”. . .
Although the murders of Jews in recent attacks in Paris and Copenhagen were clearly motivated by jihadist ideology, they were abetted, writes Emanuele Ottolenghi, by. . .
Last week, in the wake of a terrorist attack on a Danish synagogue, Prime Minister Netanyahu reminded European Jews that they have a home in. . .
In an extended interview, President Obama mentioned “a bunch of violent, vicious zealots who behead people or randomly shoot a bunch of folks in a. . .
Vladimir Putin once presented himself as an ally of the West in the war on terror, and Russia has had its own battles with jihadist. . .
On January 13, after the mass demonstrations in which millions waved tri-colored flags and chanted the Marseillaise, a poll found 87 percent of the French. . .
Even as the massacre at Charlie Hebdo led to enthusiastic expressions of European support for free speech, there has been little discussion of Europe’s draconian. . .
Last Thursday, the website of the New York Times invited European Muslims to comment on how they were affected by the Paris attacks. Asks Liel. . .
Wagner’s totalizing anti-Judaism is still alive. It just has a new face, fully revealed in this month’s attacks in Paris.
The murderous attack on a kosher grocery store in Paris, write the editors of Commentary, “was the culmination of a decade of crisis” for
The liberal way of life is remarkably fragile. Is the West willing to fight for it?
Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas joined numerous heads of state at the January 11 anti-terrorism rally in Paris. Hamas, for its part, also condemned the murderous. . .
Sunday’s massive march in France was “a wonderful sight in many ways,” writes Elliott Abrams, “and represents France’s rejection of efforts to crush freedom of. . .
This week’s homicidal attack on a French satirical magazine follows years of violence against French Jews. Will Europeans finally begin. . .