The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of May 30

1. French Jews are experiencing the most difficult situation they have encountered since the end of World War II, the newly-elected president of France's umbrella of Jewish communities said. Read more: 'French Jews experiencing worst situation since 1945' 2. Former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon gave an impression that he is already on the way to making a political comeback in a letter he wrote his past campaign contributors in English that was obtained by The Jerusalem Post. Read more: Political boomerang? Ya'alon reaches out to donors, hinting at possible new party 3. Israel has a right to be protected by the United States, Bernie Sanders, a candidate in the primaries of the Democratic Party, said. Read more: Sanders: Israel has a right to US protection 4. Croatia's Foreign Minister Miro Kovac unequivocally denied on Monday that anti-Semitism, racism, and extremism are prevalent in his country. Read more: Croatian FM to 'Post': No anti-Semitism, racism, extremism in my country 5. As the security coordination between Jordan and Israel is tightening amid the ISIS threat, a rapprochement between the nations may now extend into the political sphere as well. Read more: Is the new Jordanian PM Israel's new friend in the Middle East?

The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of May 30

'French Jews experiencing worst situation since 1945'; Political boomerang? Ya'alon reaches out to donors, hinting at possible new party; Is the new Jordanian PM Israel's new friend in the Mideast?

Hamas leadership calls for kidnapping of IDF soldiers

Hamas document shows group used ceasefire to train fighters

The Jerusalem Post's top 5 stories of May 30

'French Jews experiencing worst situation since 1945'; Political boomerang? Ya'alon reaches out to donors, hinting at possible new party; Is the new Jordanian PM Israel's new friend in the Mideast?

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