France Looks to Access Facebook's Algorithms to Combat Hate Speech
A report commissioned by Macron recommends increasing oversight over the social media network in an attempt to take a leading role on tech regulation
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Ex-French Envoy to U.S.: Israel Is Not an Apartheid State, but It Could Be in the West Bank
Gerard Araud tells Haaretz that he 'never said' and 'never thought' Israel is an apartheid state, pushing off backlash over remark he made in an interview to The Atlantic but warning against consequences of occupation
'Woman Is the Jew of the World'
Delphine Horvilleur sought the ‘right’ Judaism for her in Israel, found it in New York and became one of France’s few female rabbis. She now published a new book about anti-Semitism
French Mediterranean Museum Kicks Israel Out Of, Well, the Mediterranean
The six-year-old MuCEM has given Marseilles a new lease on life, but there's little trace of Israel in its exhibits, whose subjects include our region’s important ports
Israel Reprimands France for Former Diplomat Calling It an Apartheid State
Israeli officials barred from meeting outgoing French ambassador to the U.S. Gerard Araud, scheduled to visit in coming days
France Says It Has Foiled Terrorist Act, Suspects Held in Custody
The police source said the four suspects had been arrested on suspicion of acquiring weapons 'with a view to committing a terrorist act'
Jean Paul Gaultier Coming to Israel's Eurovision to Dress Madonna
The French designer is expected to arrive in Israel on May 13. The last time he dressed Israeli singer Dana International for her iconic 1998 performance
'I Can No Longer Show My Face': Jewish Philosopher Alain Finkielkraut Laments Harassment by French Protesters
The prominent French thinker was attacked by Yellow Vest protesters in Paris last February, and says far-left critics continue to target him
Israel Already an Apartheid State Says Outgoing French Ambassador, Discussing Trump's Peace Plan
Gérard Araud recalls that 'once Trump told Macron [the French president], ‘I have given everything to the Israelis; the Israelis will have to give me something''
Two Jewish Philanthropists Pledge $122 Million for Notre Dame Reconstruction
Brazil's Lily Safra and L'Oreal owner Francoise Bettencourt Meyers' donations account for 17 percent of total amount collected so far to restore Parisian landmark cathedral
Notre Dame Fire May Be Divine Punishment, Says Prominent Settler Rabbi
Urging 'God-fearing Jews' to refrain from grieving, leading religious-Zionist figure invokes 13th-century Talmud book burning as possible reason for the devastating blaze
Notre Dame's Famed Rose Windows Survive Devastating Fire
460 million euros quickly pledged for restoring cathedral
Analysis Fire at Notre Dame: 21st Century Destroys Symbol of 12th Century
When the scale of the disaster becomes known, Macron will need his words of comfort, but mostly a spirit of optimism for rebuilding
WATCH Macron Vows to Rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral After Devastating Fire
Fire chief says blaze controlled in the Parisian landmark ■ One firefighter seriously injured
Opinion Meet the World's Last, Best Hope to Prevent Israel's Annexation of the West Bank
America's no longer pretending to be an honest broker. The Arab world's no longer pretending to care about the Palestinians. That leaves France's Macron holding the whole future of the Middle East peace process in his hands
'Yellow Vest' Protesters Clash With Police During Protest in Toulouse
Macron has vowed to announce a series of measures aimed at easing discontent in the country
G7 Disagrees on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Iran, France's Top Diplomat Says
While the Group of Seven nations saw eye to eye on most issues discussed during a two-day meeting, they were unable to bridge core differences
Four Days Before Israeli Election, Netanyahu Rival Lapid Meets Macron in France
Kahol Lavan party says the two discussed recent developments in Syria, Iran and the situation in Gaza
Terror Suspect Was Inspired by Toulouse Jewish School Attacker, French Police Say
Man arrested last week describes himself as 'heir of Mohammed Merah,' who killed three children and a rabbi in 2012
From Brexit to BDS: Tel Aviv 2019 Is the Most Divisive Eurovision Ever
Eurovision was born as a political initiative, but this year's competition is the most politically fraught ever
'A Great Hero': Pilot of Air France Flight Hijacked to Entebbe, Michel Bacos, Dead at 95
When PFLP hijackers allowed Bacos to leave while Israeli and Jewish passengers were forced to stay behind, he refused to abandon them
France Bans Iran's Mahan Air for Flying Arms, Troops to Syria, Elsewhere
The United States imposed sanctions on Mahan Air in 2011, saying it provided financial and other support to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards
Israel Police Shuts Down Mother's Day Event in East Jerusalem Under Claim It's Funded by PA
The event was co-organized by the French Cultural Institute in East Jerusalem ■ France summons Israeli envoy for clarifications
France Cleans Up Champs-Elysees After Yellow Vest Rioting
'This isn't protest — this is criminal,' said one Marseille resident about the damage and violence
French Far-left Politician Cracks Holocaust Joke Amid Spate of anti-Semitism
'The CRIF dinner is soon and you don’t want to lose your petites fours,' Taha Bouhafs tweeted, referencing the pastries whose name means 'little ovens'
What Drove an Entire French Town Mad on a Summer Day in 1951
A boy tried to strangle his mother, the postman claimed he was shrinking, a man smashed furniture to ward off imaginary beasts. What made residents of a small French town lose their minds – and some lives? A journey back to the site of madness
French Militant Behind 2015 Paris Attack Killed in Syria, U.S. Coalition Says
Fabien Clain's voice announced that the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the onslaught that killed 130 people
French Contestant Denies Threats to Boycott Eurovision in Israel: ‘We Are Definitely Participating’
Singer Bilal Hassani is in Israel to film a video clip for the competition
France's Macron Welcomes U.S. Reversal on Keeping Troops in Syria
The United States will leave about 400 U.S. troops split between two different regions of Syria, a senior administration official said last Friday
Paris Police Arrest Suspect in anti-Semitic Attack on French Jewish Philosopher Alain Finkielkraut
Yellow Vest protesters were captured on camera last week shouting threats and racial slurs against the thinker; suspect is a salesman from eastern France, police say