If France cannot protect its Jews, European order may soon fall alongside it - opinion
France is the keystone of Europe's political and economic order. If Paris cannot keep the peace, Europe's confidence in its own institutions will crack with it.
France is the keystone of Europe's political and economic order. If Paris cannot keep the peace, Europe's confidence in its own institutions will crack with it.
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No government, and no prime minister, can abandon its responsibility to its citizens the way this government and coalition have.
Many French Jews are, in fact, asking themselves how authorities could protect them, despite their commitment to do so, if they fail to protect city halls, businesses, and regular citizens.
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Israel needs good people in politics. It also needs those people to make wise political decisions.