Francois Hollande pledges 'unrelenting combat' against anti-Semitism during a ceremony to commemorate Toulouse attack, also attended by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
by DPA and The Associated Press 2 comments
Mohamed Benallel Merah, an Algerian, says French police should have captured his son rather than killing him when he opened fire on March 22.
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Police say raids, some of which were carried out in Toulouse, were aimed at 'dismantling" suspected extremist networks.
by DPA 3 comments
Analysts and political pundits attempting to establish a motive for the murder of a rabbi and three children outside a Jewish school in Toulouse somehow omit anti-Semitism as a possible cause.
by Joel Braunold / Jewish World blogger 8 comments
Boy, 12, beaten near city's Ozar Hatorah school, part of the same educational network of the Toulouse school which served as the scene of a deadly shooting attack last week.
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Sarkozy urges television networks not to show the footage of three deadly shootings in southern France filmed by gunman Mohamed Merah, who used a camera strapped to his body while carrying out the killings.
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According to security officials, Mohamed Merah entered Israel after crossing the Allenby Bridge from Jordan in September 2010 where he was investigated by the Shin Bet,
by Amos Harel 9 comments
Eva Sandler, wife and mother of three victims of the Toulouse shootings, speaks about her loss, claiming that she worried more about anti-Semitism in France than terrorism in Israel.
by Haaretz 1 comments
Four anti-terrorist judges would lead inquiry into gunman Mohamed Merah's killing of three Jewish children, a rabbi and three soldiers, and investigate his elder brother Abdelkader Merah for complicity.
by Reuters 1 comments
The solution to the Jewish question should only be achieved through independence and force, through sovereignty and threat strategy. In a world with neo-Nazis and radical Islam, from an Israeli perspective there is nothing new under the sun.
by Gad Yair 8 comments
Merah's name was in intelligence files, on the U.S. 'no-fly list' and his neighbors had complained about his violent behavior, yet France's intelligence never put him under surveillance.
by Shirli Sitbon 5 comments
Pakistani intelligence officials say 85 Frenchmen training with Taliban over past three years; officials investigating whether Toulouse shootings perpetrator was one of those trained.
by The Associated Press 7 comments
Merah's brother reportedly told police he is proud of brother's acts, after being arrested Wednesday in connection with Toulouse shootings; head of raid police team tells Le Figaro Merah wanted to die.
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Bernard Squarcini tells French newspaper Le Monde that Mohamed Merah, who killed four people in an attack on a Jewish school on Monday, was held by Israeli authorities after he was found in possession of a knife.
by Anshel Pfeffer and Haaretz 14 comments
The unease between communities is one of the reasons CRIF dropped out of Sunday's planned march against intolerance.
by Shirli Sitbon 45 comments
