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Dear Rashida
Aug 18, 2019, 2:59 PM Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, Report this post. Girl, you confuse me. You want to come to Israel, oh sorry I mean Palestine.
Dear Alexandria Ocasio- Cortez
Jun 19, 2019, 4:38 PM Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, Report this post. Dear Alexandria Ocasio- Cortez, It’s me. Again. I really do want to like you, but you make it so damn hard. So let’s speak once again, millennial to millennial.
Hazon, what is 'normal'?
Rant. Because it’s 2019. I’m a Modern Orthodox Jew. And I’ve had enough of in this case Jews choosing who is Jewish and who isn’t. Who can be part of the community and who can’t. Who is “normal” and who isn’t.
This Too Shall Pass
May 30, 2019, 5:06 PM Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, Report this post. I was just writing a paper about a riot that took place in a highly populated Jewish area of Berlin on November 5, 1923 by Germans.
Report claims France didn't want Netanyahu at Paris march
The French government was opposed to the idea of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attending Sunday’s historic march in Paris, believing the Israeli leader’s presence at the rally would be “divisive,” Israeli media reported Sunday. Netanyahu did not initially plan to attend the event, which was organized in a show of solidarity and defiance after terrorist attacks in the French capital, which claimed 17 lives.
US: Group behind Paris attacks still unknown
US Attorney General Eric Holder said Sunday there was no “credible information” as yet that al-Qaeda was behind the attacks in France that killed 17 people. Holder spoke as dozens of heads of states joined hundreds of thousands of people in a massive display of unity and defiance against terrorism on the streets of Paris.
Wife of Charlie Hebdo killer condemns attack
PARIS — The wife of Charlie Hebdo attacker Cherif Kouachi, held for 72 hours after the deadly assault, has condemned her husband’s actions and expressed her feelings for the victims, her lawyer told AFP on Sunday. Speaking after she was released from custody on Saturday, Christian Saint-Palais said the young woman had “expressed her indignation and condemnation of violence” to investigators.
In Paris, Jews and Muslims unite against terror
PARIS — At first glance, a hip young Jewish singer and a 60-year-old Muslim Algerian shopkeeper might appear to have little in common. But among the sea of people rallying in Paris on Sunday, they came together after a blood-soaked week in which 17 people — journalists and cartoonists, Jews, Muslims, police officers — were killed in jihadist attacks. Under wintry blue skies, they shared a simple and defiant message: France will not be divided by fear or by religious differences.
Teens held for systematic attacks on Arab bus drivers
Sixteen Jewish teenagers were detained by police Saturday night after a sting operation following complaints of regular attacks on Arab bus drivers in central Israel. Police began to investigate the incidents after receiving four separate reports of harassment and violent attacks on Arab drivers on Egged’s route 79 between Petah Tikva and the town of Elad, Israeli news site Ynet reported.
US to host summit to fight 'violent extremism'
PARIS, France — The United States will host a summit on February 18 on how to fight “violent extremism around the world” in the wake of the Paris attacks, US Attorney General Eric Holder said Sunday. Speaking in the French capital after a meeting with European security ministers following this week’s Islamist terrorist attacks, Holder said the meeting would take place in Washington, DC, under the auspices of US President Barack Obama.
Victims of kosher market attack to be buried in Israel
The four Jewish men killed in a Friday terrorist attack at the HyperCacher kosher supermarket in Paris will be laid to rest in Israel. The decision came after the Foreign Ministry reached out to the families with an offer to bury the victims in Israel, despite the fact that they were not Israeli citizens, and the families accepted. The funerals are set to take place on Tuesday and the four will officially be recognized as terror victims.
Attacks highlight problem of extremism in French prisons
PARIS — At least two of the gunmen who unleashed terror on France are believed to have been radicalized in prison, a fertile ground for extremism that authorities are struggling to contain. Both Mohamed Merah, the Al-Qaeda militant who shot dead seven people in a series of 2012 attacks, and Mehdi Nemmouche, last year’s Brussels Jewish museum killer, were radicalized in jail.
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